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Resource Label Group makes labeling and packaging solutions, including pressure-sensitive labels, shrink sleeves, flexible packaging, and folding cartons, with capabilities for custom design, printing (flexographic, digital, lithographic), and label application equipment. Its offerings span general packaging as well as a dedicated Healthcare division for pharmaceutical and medical packaging, plus smart labels like RFID and NFC. Printing and finishing technologies combine to take a package from design to application, with sustainability options such as RLGreen compostable and post-consumer recycled labels. The company differentiates itself through a nationwide network of 30+ locations and a “National Reach, Local Touch” approach, growing primarily by acquiring nearby label and packaging firms to provide scalable capability with local service, aiming to be a leading end-to-end provider for multiple industries.
Industries
Food & Agriculture
Industrial & Manufacturing
Healthcare
Consumer Goods
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$159M
Headquarters
Franklin, Tennessee
Founded
1991
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Total Funding
$159M
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2 Rounds
Resource Label Group CEO Michael Apperson to deliver keynote at FTA's 2026 FORUM INFOFLEX. BOHEMIA, NY - The Flexographic Technical Association (FTA) announced that Michael Apperson, CEO of Resource Label Group, will deliver the opening keynote address at the 2026 FORUM INFOFLEX on Monday, April 27. Apperson's keynote, titled "Thrilling Your Customers in a Time of Change" will kick off the event's thought-leadership program with a forward-looking conversation about adaptability, innovation, and customer focus in the label and packaging industry. Known for his customer-driven approach to leadership, Apperson, who oversees 33 individual label/converting plants, will explore how companies can stay nimble amid rapid market shifts and evolving brand demands, leveraging both technology and human insight to deliver value. His remarks will highlight the importance of aligning operations, innovation, and company culture around a single goal: elevating value for the brand. "Michael's perspective on leadership and transformation comes at a pivotal time for our industry," said Nathan Ridnouer, FTA President. "As the flexographic industry navigates unprecedented change, his message will challenge us to think differently about what it means to lead, innovate, and serve." As a part of the keynote experience, Apperson will engage in a Town Hall-like setting, inviting attendees to discuss how adaptability and collaboration can help strengthen the future of flexography and package printing. FORUM INFOFLEX, organized by the Flexographic Technical Association, is the premier annual event for professionals in flexography and package printing. The conference brings together leaders from across the value chain to explore innovation, automation, and best practices driving the future of print. [https://foruminfoflex.org/]
Resource Label Group (RLG) has acquired Imprimerie Ste-Julie (ISJ) in Quebec, marking RLG's 34th acquisition. ISJ, led by Caroline and Marilène Fournier, is known for its customized and sustainable label solutions in various markets. The acquisition will enhance ISJ's capabilities and innovation, while aligning with RLG's commitment to excellence. Mike Apperson, CEO of RLG, expressed excitement about expanding their presence in Quebec with the ISJ team.
Resource Label Group acquires Screenprint/Dow's label business.
Resource Label Group / RLG Healthcare expands with acquisition of Beyer Graphics
Resource Label Group acquires Beyer Graphics.
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Industries
Food & Agriculture
Industrial & Manufacturing
Healthcare
Consumer Goods
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$159M
Headquarters
Franklin, Tennessee
Founded
1991
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