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Overnight Labels Increases Production During Covid-19 Crisis

While some businesses have slowed down, label manufacturer Overnight Labels’ presses have been running non-stop during the Covid-19 crisis.

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Because its materials are sourced in the U.S., the company has been able to help many companies experiencing supply chain issues or production increases.  Overnight Labels is also supporting some of its current health and beauty clients who are now producing new items like hand sanitizer.

“While we are taking all of the necessary precautions to keep everyone safe, we are also printing millions of labels for our customers in the supplement, household, food, beverage, pet, and personal care industries,” said Don Earl, President of Overnight Labels. “It's been challenging, but we are getting through it thanks to our amazing employees, clients and suppliers. They are all working hard to produce essential products for the entire country,” he added.


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