Do you actually need a 'specilaist' engraving company? A fair number of high street jewellers and even 'key cutting kiosks' etc. offer an engraving service.
Indeed, but I think that some of the sort of places I mentioned can do that as well - for appearance if not corrosion resistance. In fact, once the engraving had been done, one could probably add the paint (or whatever) oneself.
Quite apart from the risk of falling off, one of the problems with stick-on labels is, even if they look fine initially, it doesn't not usually take long (or much 'cleaning') before the edges get dirty and they look pretty skanky!
I'm sure, but I imagine it's actually pretty rare. Over the years/decades, I think I've only ever encountered two significant 'foreign objects' in food products.
That's because a) there are inspection systems that pick up most of the FOs, and b) you've probably eaten a lot more than you know about!
The latter is undoubtedly true, but I was talking about 'significant' (i.e. not miniscule) FOs which had "fallen off machinery" (per secure's comment) - and I doubt whether one can eat them without being aware! As for the inspection etc., yes, there's a tremendous amount of that now, primarily automated, but the 'decades' I was talking about go back 50+ years, and (although I may be wrong) I suspect that inspection practices were not quite the same back then.That's because a) there are inspection systems that pick up most of the FOs, and b) you've probably eaten a lot more than you know about!
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