Avery France in the news

Argus Research reduced its price target for Avery Dennison due to macroeconomic pressures and rising operational costs despite maintaining a Buy rating.

Danny Allouche has been appointed president of the Materials Group at Avery Dennison to lead strategic growth and digital innovation.

Danny Allouche has been appointed as the new president of Avery Dennison's Materials Group.

Avery Dennison produces pressure-sensitive adhesive materials and branding solutions for industrial and retail labeling.

Investment in Wiliot enables high-scale integration of battery-free Bluetooth tags and AI data analysis into standard labeling solutions.

Avery Dennison and Sleever are developing RFID-integrated shrink sleeves to improve inventory tracking and security for the cosmetics industry.

Avery Dennison reported solid 2025 financial results driven by high-value categories like Intelligent Labels despite economic headwinds.

MM Packaging, Avery Dennison, and NXP Semiconductors are collaborating to showcase NFC-enabled smart packaging solutions at Pharmapack 2026.

Billet and Avery Dennison launched a sustainable, cost-effective wine label paper made from French and Belgian flax fibers.

Avery Dennison and the OGBL union have finalized a new three-year collective agreement involving salary hikes and improved benefits for 520 employees.

Avery Dennison invested 45 million euros in its Isère factory to install a new adhesive paper coating machine and expand production capacity.

A 45 million euro expansion at the Champ-sur-Drac plant adds automated logistics and a high-speed production line for adhesive labels.

Avery Dennison invested 45 million euros to expand its adhesive label factory in Isère with new automated logistics and production lines.

Modernization of the Champ-sur-Drac production site through a 45 million euro investment in high-tech coating equipment and automated logistics.

Signa France is expanding its graphics catalog by becoming a distributor for Avery Dennison products in late September.

Avery Dennison is investing 45 million euros to expand its adhesive materials production facility in Champ-sur-Drac by 2024.

A 45 million euro expansion of the Champ-sur-Drac plant will add new logistics buildings and automated coating machinery by 2024.

Lecta is acquiring the EMENA sheet-fed offset business and specialty labels brands from Avery Dennison.

Avery Dennison has expanded its Luxembourg label factory with a 58 million euro investment to increase production capacity and efficiency.

A USD 65 million expansion of the Rodange production facility increases European coating capacity and improves regional supply chain sustainability.