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Summary. Logos and labels work together to accomplish a similar goal – promoting your brand. However, while a logo serves as a symbolic visual identifier for your company, a label is used to provide information about a product or service offered by your company.

Operators from post-harvest handling up to garment making, as well as wholesalers (including exporters and importers), have to undergo an on-site annual inspection cycle and must hold a valid certification in order for the final products to be labelled as GOTS certified.

For product marking, the GOTS logo must always be accompanied by a reference to the applicable label grade, the approved certifier who certified the marked goods (e.g. certifier's name and/or logo) and the license number of the certified entity.

The licence fee is set at 150 Euro for each facility that is inspected for the certified entity. The fee is collected by the approved certifier and, then, transferred to the GOTS organisation.

As mentioned earlier, labels are meant to create a unique visual identity for a specific product within the larger company brand. This involves strategically using design elements to evoke the logo and overall branding style.

a label which gives the brand name of the product.

noun. a slip of paper, cloth, or other material, marked or inscribed, for attachment to something to indicate its manufacturer, nature, ownership, destination, etc. a short word or phrase descriptive of a person, group, intellectual movement, etc.

What is the difference between a label and a brand? A label provides information about the product while a brand identifies the product and distinguishes it from others. Can a label also be a brand? Yes, a label can also be a brand if it is used to identify and distinguish the product from others.

Summary. Logos and labels work together to accomplish a similar goal – promoting your brand. However, while a logo serves as a symbolic visual identifier for your company, a label is used to provide information about a product or service offered by your company.

Operators from post-harvest handling up to garment making, as well as wholesalers (including exporters and importers), have to undergo an on-site annual inspection cycle and must hold a valid certification in order for the final products to be labelled as GOTS certified.

For product marking, the GOTS logo must always be accompanied by a reference to the applicable label grade, the approved certifier who certified the marked goods (e.g. certifier's name and/or logo) and the license number of the certified entity.

The licence fee is set at 150 Euro for each facility that is inspected for the certified entity. The fee is collected by the approved certifier and, then, transferred to the GOTS organisation.

As mentioned earlier, labels are meant to create a unique visual identity for a specific product within the larger company brand. This involves strategically using design elements to evoke the logo and overall branding style.

a label which gives the brand name of the product.

noun. a slip of paper, cloth, or other material, marked or inscribed, for attachment to something to indicate its manufacturer, nature, ownership, destination, etc. a short word or phrase descriptive of a person, group, intellectual movement, etc.

What is the difference between a label and a brand? A label provides information about the product while a brand identifies the product and distinguishes it from others. Can a label also be a brand? Yes, a label can also be a brand if it is used to identify and distinguish the product from others.