A pressure compensation label for sticking to a surface, provided with a pressure compensation opening, of a housing or some other article, has a first film for sticking to a surface provided with a pressure compensation opening, and an outer, second film and also an air-permeable membrane film which is arranged between the first film and the second film. The first film has a cutout, intended for positioning over a pressure compensation opening, and a number of ventilation ducts. Each of the ventilation ducts is separated from the cutout by a film region of the first film. The membrane film covers the cutout and each of the film regions between the cutout and the number of ventilation ducts. The outer, second film extends laterally beyond the membrane film, at least regionally covers the number of ventilation ducts of the first film laterally outside the membrane film, and spans a ventilation path which leads from that surface of the membrane film that faces the second film to the number of ventilation ducts in the first film.

Durable fabric RFID labels are provided for mounting on garments, fabrics and other fabric-containing items, the mounting and durability being before, during or after manufacturing and processing of the items. These labels are robust enough to withstand processing during manufacturing, while being capable of remaining on the item during inventory handling, merchandising and consumer use, including washing and drying. The durable labels include an RFID inlay, a face sheet overlying a first face of the RFID inlay, and a functional adhesive, such as a hot-melt adhesive, overlying a second face of the RFID inlay. The face sheet can be of printable material or have indicia or be a printed face sheet. The functional adhesive can be of a moisture-resistive type. The RFID inlay can be encased within a pocket of polymeric material. A polymeric sheet reinforcement layer can be adhered to and cover all or a portion of the RFID inlay.

A pressure compensation label for sticking to a surface, provided with a pressure compensation opening, of a housing or some other article, has a first film for sticking to a surface provided with a pressure compensation opening, and an outer, second film and also an air-permeable membrane film which is arranged between the first film and the second film. The first film has a cutout, intended for positioning over a pressure compensation opening, and a number of ventilation ducts. Each of the ventilation ducts is separated from the cutout by a film region of the first film. The membrane film covers the cutout and each of the film regions between the cutout and the number of ventilation ducts. The outer, second film extends laterally beyond the membrane film, at least regionally covers the number of ventilation ducts of the first film laterally outside the membrane film, and spans a ventilation path which leads from that surface of the membrane film that faces the second film to the number of ventilation ducts in the first film.

A pattern-adhesive label-sheet comprises at least one label made of a face stock and a release liner. The label includes a label head with a first adhesive applied in a first pattern, a label body with a second adhesive applied in a second pattern, and a label tab. In some embodiments, at least part of the label tab overhangs the release liner. In some embodiments, a silicone coating can be applied to the label body and/or release liner.

A container or lid may have a body of molded cellulose, the body of molded cellulose defining one or more walls. The wall has an outer surface and an inner surface. A depression is in the outer surface of the wall or walls. One or more labels, is or are embedded in the depression in the outer surface of the wall. A method for labelling a container or lid having a cellulose body may also be provided.

A plant marker with integrated insect monitoring capability. The plant marker includes a base layer having a rectangular segment and a pointed segment configured for soil insertion. The rectangular segment includes an upper surface coated with adhesive material for capturing insects and an underside surface formed of markable material for receiving plant identification information. A removable liner covers the adhesive material prior to use. The device enables simultaneous plant identification and pest assessment.