Avery Dennison, the inventor of the world's first self-adhesive label in 1935, has combined its expertise in leading innovative labeling solutions with RFID technologies.

Avery Dennison's RFID-enabled In-Mold Label (IML) portfolio is built to meet the demands of modern reuse and tracking systems ...

Avery Dennison’s second quarter results largely reflected the effects of shifting trade policy and segment-specific demand fluctuations, as the company navigated a complex economic backdrop. While ...

Avery Dennison (NYSE:AVY) shares fell 1.1% in premarket trading Tuesday after the company reported second-quarter revenue of ...

Avery Dennison produces adhesive materials, labels, graphics, and tags for a variety of end markets. Avery operates in highly fragmented industries that are mainly serviced by regional players.

Avery Dennison produces adhesive materials, labels, graphics, and tags for a variety of end markets. It operates in highly fragmented industries that are mainly serviced by regional players.

Beyond its core labeling business, Avery Dennison is advancing in the digital economy through its Intelligent Labels segment, which continues to grow strongly and is expanding into new categories ...

RFID Journal announced today that Avery Dennison will host an online, interactive workshop for label and packaging converters at the RFID Journal Virtually LIVE! conference. The sessions will be free ...

Avery Dennison beat first-quarter profit estimates on Wednesday, benefiting from strong demand for its labeling and packaging products as clients reduced their pandemic inventories.

In contrast, Avery Dennison’s new Digital Care Label helps advance the circular economy as recyclers and upcyclers can be confident of composition and resellers will be able to check authenticity.

Avery Dennison, a global materials science and digital identification solutions company headquartered in Mentor, Ohio, is the first company to be recognized by APR for offering a portfolio of ...