Abstract: The present invention is tamper evident shrinkable label with expanded content. The label comprises a label formed from a film having first and second ends, an adhesive coating on a backside of the label for attachment to a consumer product, an expanded content panel at least partly defined by the first end of the label and extending past the second end of the label on a consumer product, and a release coating on a front side of the label positioned opposite to releasably adhere to the backside of the expanded content panel on a consumer product.

Abstract: The present invention features pressure-sensitive labels produced from unidirectional heat shrinkable polyethylene films and their application to consumer products such as containers, tubes, bottles and batteries.

Abstract: The present invention provides an adhesive label in which a consumer item or device, such as a battery tester strip is printed in web form and is bonded to a consumer package.

Abstract: A multilayer film includes a core layer having recycled, commercially used plastic therein and opposed skin layers, at least one of said opposed skin layers including a whitening agent or other pigmenting agent therein to mask any undesired coloration created by the recycled plastic. Laminations employing the above multilayer film also form part of this invention. A method of this invention for making a multilayer film including a core layer with recycled plastic therein includes the steps of: separating a plastic film or label from a package of commercial product; pelletizing the plastic film or label into pellets for introduction into an extruder of a film forming device and introducing the pelletized plastic film or label into said extruder for introducing the recycled plastic film or label pellets into a core layer of a multilayer film.