So I noticed today that the geniuses of Target's Up & Up brand decided to change the labels of their dish soap. It used to be a paper label with the directions and barcode printed on it, but now they've done away with the paper label and just stamped that information on the bottle itself. Sounds like a good way for Target to use less paper and save money, right?
Only problem is that it's impossible to scan! No matter what angle you try to scan it, it doesn't work. Since its printed right on the plastic bottle, it's too glossy and the scanner doesn't recognize it. I was up for backup one time and I had to look up the DPCI on my PDA. I guess they really needed to save that money from the paper!
Here's a picture of what I'm talking about:
Only problem is that it's impossible to scan! No matter what angle you try to scan it, it doesn't work. Since its printed right on the plastic bottle, it's too glossy and the scanner doesn't recognize it. I was up for backup one time and I had to look up the DPCI on my PDA. I guess they really needed to save that money from the paper!
Here's a picture of what I'm talking about: