The risk of migration with labels can be minimised easily and cost-effectively with the HERMA standard adhesive 62Dps due to its extremely low migration tendency. As a specialist in self-adhesive materials, Herma offers its multi-layer adhesive 62Dps with an extremely low migration tendency for 16 different label materials, many of which are available in the net width range that can be delivered at short notice. This adhesive demonstrates its strengths particularly on packaging film. "Even in critical applications in cool/moist conditions, it shows very good performance and is hard to beat from an economic point of view," emphasises Hendrik Kehl from Herma. The 62Dps may be in direct contact with dry and moist food. In addition, it is suitable for fatty foods to which a correction factor of at least 3 can be assigned in accordance with Regulation (EU) No. 10/2011. Due to the very high tack characteristics, the 62Dps also achieves optimal results in high-speed dispensing systems, which work with blow-on processes, for example. "Overall, the 62Dps shows the advantages of a multi-layer adhesive structure", says Hendrik Kehl. "In the past, it was necessary to choose be-tween excellent adhesive force and very low migration tendency, but thanks to the multi-layer coating process that HERMA has brought to the market, it is now possible to get the best of both worlds." As a low-migration alternative to 62Dps, Herma also of-fers the adhesive 62Gpt which has been developed for particular-ly challenging environments and conditions. "In the food sector, however, our experience shows that in 95 percent of all cases the 62Dps is the optimal variant, also from an economic point of view."