Ditone, which worked recently with Remploy on innovative new label designs for Only Natural Crème and Foam Bath products to improve their market image, is now producing the range¹s high impact new look.

Managing Director of Ditone, David Stevenson, said: “We've achieved maximum shelf impact for the Only Natural range by managing this project from label concept to final production and throughout we have worked closely with Remploy’s designers to advise on materials and print processes. Ditone has improved the quality of the Only Natural labels by using screen and letterpress printing on synthetic materials.”

Remploy is investing heavily in its Only Natural brand and the range includes Showergel, Skin Care, Baby Care, Hair Gel, Bubble Bath, Shampoo, Conditioner, Intensive Lotion and Cocoa Butter.

Only Natural Brand Manager, Anita Kirkland, added: “Ditone has been the perfect company for our business needs, producing a much more stylish and contemporary image for our brand. The quality of their labels, level of service and communication skills are first class.”

Based at Kimbolton in Cambridgeshire, Ditone has built up a national reputation for innovation and has recently launched a whole new range of speciality label products. These include holographic finish, crystal labels, multi-page leaflet labels, credit card labels and braille and moon printing to assist the visually impaired.

 

Ditone can offer a variety of print processes for both long and short runs, including flexo and UV flexo, rotary and semi-rotary letterpress, as well as in-line screen, foil blocking and variable information printing and the company has additional state-of-the-art presses on order.  The Company has its own design studio dedicated to - and specialising in - label design and reproduction.

Remploy’s mission is to expand the opportunities for disabled people in sustainable work both within the company and externally. It was initially set up in 1946 by the Government to provide employment for people severely disabled in the Second World War.

Today there are 88 factories across the UK, employing 8,000 disabled staff. The new Remploy 21 initiative to restructure the business units within the company has been implemented to ensure that Remploy can train its workforce in modern and efficient factories and provide them with opportunities in outside industries.


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