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Kassoy Commemorates Anniversary with New Catalog
The vendor of supplies for the jewelry trade has released a Label and Barcode catalog supplement.

Plainview, N.Y.--Kassoy, the New York state-based vendor of supplies for the jewelry trade, has released a Label and Barcode catalog supplement.
Kassoy created the 16-page color catalog to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its Label and Barcode Division.
Since 1986, Kassoy has offered a wide selection of ultrasonic-safe price tags, printers and scanners designed to fit the needs of any retail jeweler.
Among the products featured in this catalog are Kassoy’s turnkey EZStart Packages, new full-color logo tags and cutting-edge Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) inventory solutions.
“Thirty years ago, Kassoy introduced price tags and labels to the jewelry industry,” said Joanne Slawitsky, company president. “This catalog is filled with a wide variety of high quality products to launch us forward for the next 30 years.”
A PDF version of the Label and Barcode Division catalog is available online at Kassoy.com. To request a print version, call Kassoy toll-free at 800-452-7769 or internationally at 516-942-0560.
For more information, contact sales@kassoy.com.
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