Below is a list of results for the keyword"EAS Tags & Labels"

• In Products & Services (14 Results)

  Clear EP Labels With a class-leading product like Enhanced Performance (EP) labels, some might say “don’t tamper with excellence.” But the newest EP labels are a clear example of how...

  3610 EP Micro Care The 3610 EP Micro Care Labels are an anti-theft solution that can increase merchandise protection while providing important information and ensuring customer comfort....

  Auto Apply Labels Checkpoint auto-apply labels use Paper Static Guard (PSG) technology, allowing labels to resist up to 8.5 kV (8,500 volts) during the automatic application process....

  Integrated EAS Tags Checkpoint's high-quality, disposable RF source tags protect everything from apparel to leather goods and other accessories. Lightweight, paper-thin Checkpoint circuits...

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  EAS Tags and Labels Checkpoint Systems has a variety of labels and tags to protect a wide range of merchandise for several types of retail environments. Checkpoint is a leading...

  Clear EP Tamper Tags Theft of high value, small discreet items, such as cosmetics has been increasing.  EAS tagging of high loss items is a proven method of protection.  However, until now...

  Custom Printing For product manufacturers, brand integrity has never been more important. Challenges such as counterfeiting, product differentiation and an ever-discerning consumer...

  EAS Antennas Checkpoint Systems have created a range of EAS solutions which have been designed with you, the retailer in mind. Our world class range of EAS Antennas have been...

  Apparel Labeling On-demand tags and labels from global service bureaus keep pace with today's apparel industry.

  Hand Applied Labels These labels are designed for in-store application or where automatic application is not suitable or necessary. Checkpoint’s hand-applied labels come in several...

  3710 EP Micro Cosmetic The 3710 EP Micro Cosmetic Labels are an anti-theft solution that can increase merchandise protection without decreasing brand visibility. Among RF-EAS solutions, these...

  Liberty Shrink Management System Checkpoint's Liberty family of antennas is an advanced EAS solution for retailers who want a reliable RF-based system. By combining RF technology with ECO electronics,...

  RFID Tags Checkpoint produces, applies and integrates billions of RF circuits annually for retailers, manufacturers and brand owners. Checkpoint’s UHF and HF RFID tags...

• In News & Events (5 Results)

  Stores-Magazine-RX-For-Shrink-CVS-Article-May-2009 CVS collaborates with vendors, suppliers to reduce external theft.

  Checkpoint Expands its Apparel Labeling Solutions Capabilities Brilliant Label Acquisition Extends Range and Capacity to More Than 10 Billion Labels Annually THOROFARE, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 13, 2009-- Checkpoint...

  Checkpoint and Sealed Air Cryovac Present the First Integrated, Automated Anti-Theft Label and Source Tagging System for Direct Contact with Fresh Food Products Checkpoint Systems and Sealed Air Cryovac Present the First Integrated and Automated Anti-Theft Label and Source Tagging System for Direct Contact with Fresh Food...

  EAS merchandise protection strategy What is the right choice for your stores? (From LossPrevention magazine, November/December 2009)

  Global Theft Costs Retailers and Consumers $104 Billion Annually Cost represents an annual "tax" on honest consumers of nearly $230 per household THOROFARE, N.J., Nov 12, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The level of global retail...

• In Resources & Support (14 Results)

  Urban Outfitters: a program of precision and practicality Urban Outfitters' long partnership with Checkpoint now includes a wide variety of technologies to combat shrink and have merchandise tagges at the source.

  IDH studies EP labels IDH provides independent confirmation that EP labels are the best on the market.

  Shanghai Liberty builds trust with source tagging Shanghai Liberty Apparel Co., Ltd., is a world-class apparel manufacturer
  with four major factories in China that manufacture apparel for global brands.

  Australian retailer Myer takes shrink management to a new level Australia's leading retailer is working closely with Checkpoint to develop and implement a comprehensive, holistic loss-prevention strategy.
  

  Taking Label Performance and Utility to a New Level Next-generation labels allow retailers to provide more security with greater flexibility than ever in apparel and other vertical markets.

  Bottom Line on EAS Mike Marquis has 22 years experience in the field of loss prevention and sits on the advisory board for the Certified Forensic Interview accreditation. He is also a frequent speaker at various conferences and a regular columnist for LossPrevention Magazine. Here he discusses the profit opportunities provided by more efficient EAS.

  Food for thought: RF goes to the supermarket Ica Norway expands its protection of groceries and its 10-year partnership with Checkpoint.

  Vroom & Deesman (V&D) pilot's Checkpoint's Hard Tag @ Source program Dutch retailer has trusted Checkpoint solutions for more than ten years.

  Kentron turns to source tagging When looking for effective shrink management for its flash drives, Kentron turned to source tagging with Checkpoint’s Enhanced Performance (EP) labels.

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  Europe's second-largest shoe retailer improves visibility with Check-Net In 2007, the HR Group switched its 700 Reno stores to Checkpoint’s RF technology, equipping
  their retail spaces with Liberty/3G antennas and embarking on a successful program
  to protect their products at source.

  New food source tagging solution Sealed-Air and Checkpoint team up to offer the first integrated source tagging solution for dairy products.

  Family Christian Stores cut shrink with Keepers Secure display packages help Family Christian Stores reduce CD and DVD shoplifting losses.

  Combating shrink with source tagging The economic crisis in 2009 led to concerns over rising theft, and retailers strove to fight shrink. Leading retailers and manufacturers such as Metro, Coty and Auchun gathered in Italy to discuss the benefits of source tagging.