CHARLES, Mo. – (June 13, 2024) –OMNI Systems, the largest, privately owned label manufacturer in the U.S., announced the opening of its Print Center of Excellence in St. Charles. Located at 411 Fountain Lakes Blvd, the 64,000-sq-ft facility is actively hiring and expects to bring 50-100 new jobs to the greater St. Charles area in the next several years.

     OMNI Systems is pleased to announce re-establishment of the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) Certificate. The certificate is required to be renewed every year through undergoing an annual audit. The Global Food Safety Initiative is the universal gold standard signifying that the certification holder operates with a structured, comprehensive, and effective food safety program, verifying compliance to industry best practices.

     Given what is at stake for food companies, compliance and safety is a critical component for food packaging and labels. Navigating food safety requirements can be a tricky undertaking for any company, and the threat of non-food grade materials can easily go overlooked, creating serious consequences that directly impact the food’s quality and compromise the safety consumption. So what certificates for food safety truly matter the most for food packaging?

In December 2019, OMNI Systems was very pleased to announce that we attained Brand Reputation Through Compliance Global Standards (BRC) certification for packaging and packaging materials. BRC certification, in turn, complies with guidelines established by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI). Since then, we’ve fielded a variety of questions from end users and channel partners around the globe about this certification, what it means for OMNI Systems and what specific benefits it offers our customers.

Food industry companies invest millions of dollars annually in testing, logistics and operational solutions to ensure that their products are safe, comply with FDA and other regulations and are handled correctly. Given what’s at stake for food industry companies, the labels they use for food packaging applications must be of the absolute highest quality in order to prevent peeling, ensure safety and enable consistently accurate barcode screening from warehouses to store shelves.

For large food processing operations, labels are a critical buying decision, with sourcing decisions often made at the corporate level.

OMNI Systems, Inc., the leading manufacturer of thermal labels, announced today that it was awarded a long-term renewal contract worth multi-million dollars to supply all the thermal labeling requirements by one of the Top US Retailer.

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OMNI Systems, Inc., the premier supplier of thermal labels, announced today that it has been awarded a renewal contract to supply all the thermal labeling requirements by one of the Top 3 US Foodservice Distributor.

The Client is a Fortune 500 company with more than 100 Distribution Centers worldwide. Under the terms of the agreement, the Client will continue to receive OMNI's significant expertise in the Thermal labels market to ensure smooth operation at each of its DC's to facilitate smooth operations. Each year the Client ships hundreds of millions of boxes and OMNI's top-coated thermal labels ensure that these packages get to the right destination every time. 

“This renewal contract is a great example of what OMNI focuses on every day, which is to create a long-term, mutually beneficial relationship with our clients," said David Irwin, OMNI Systems' VP of Sales. "We're not interested in just getting your next order, we're focused on ensuring that your requirements are taken care of every day for the foreseeable future."

OMNI services some of the world's largest companies and a majority of Food Logistics companies rely on OMNI Systems to ensure proper product delivery to consumers. This contract will further strengthen its position as the market leader for Thermal labels and will facilitate its continued march to record growth & revenues.

Contact OMNI today to see how we can help improve your operations while significantly lowering your label spend.