Avery Dennison is showcasing its latest RFID and labeling technologies at LOUPE Americas 2026, with an interactive display demonstrating how intelligent labels and material technologies can address production, supply chain and sustainability challenges.

At Booth 119, Avery Dennison has organized its technologies around five key markets – food, logistics, pharma, wine and spirits, and industrial – with applications ranging from supply chain visibility and food freshness to reusable packaging and pharmaceutical protection.

A key highlight is AD Fusion, a program offering customizable label materials with pre-inserted RFID inlays. Designed to simplify RFID adoption for converters, the materials can be incorporated into existing production workflows while providing customers with connected-product capabilities.

For food applications, Avery Dennison is demonstrating its AD IdentiFresh Inlay series, developed to expand RFID use across fresh food categories including bakery, meat, deli and produce. Also featured is Anchor AT, an adhesive technology designed to maintain performance in cold, wet and freezer environments.

In wine and spirits, AD CleanGlass uses a wash-off adhesive that allows labels to be cleanly removed from glass bottles during an 80° C caustic wash, supporting bottle reuse applications.

Additional technologies at the booth include OCC-E certified logistics label constructions combining application performance with sustainability attributes, as well as UV barrier laminations designed to protect pharmaceutical products.

Avery Dennison is also hosting one-on-one sessions with its technical and sustainability experts, including consultations addressing production challenges and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) requirements.

“LOUPE Americas gives us the opportunity to show converters exactly what is possible when advanced labeling and RFID technologies work together,” says Abby Monnot, vice president of marketing at Avery Dennison. “Our goal is to help our customers turn today’s challenges into tomorrow’s competitive advantage.”