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Avery Dennison achieves industry-first OCC-E certification.

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Avery Dennison launched thermal paper label products on Jun 18th '26.

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Avery Dennison achieves industry-first OCC-E certification. - Published: June 18, 2026, By Trevor Avery Dennison announces it is the first to achieve Old Corrugated Container Equivalency (OCC-E) certification and How2Recycle(R) pre-qualification* for its newest thermal paper label products. This marks a major step forward in sustainable packaging, offering a fully recyclable choice for the logistics, shipping, e-commerce, and retail industries. The DT300LD PLUS with AT2550 adhesive and the TT with S2550 adhesive products have passed strict industry testing. They are the first label constructions to pass both parts of the OCC-E certification created by the Fibre Box Association and the American Forest & Paper Association. Western Michigan University awarded this certification. It confirms the labels are recyclable and protect the quality of recovered fiber. These labels also hold a pre-qualification from the How2Recycle(R) program for a widely recyclable label on a corrugated box. Traditional labels often add unwanted materials, known as stickies, into the recycling stream. These gummy deposits can clog machines at recycling mills and lower the quality of recycled paper pulp and reduce machine productivity. The newly certified Avery Dennison labels break down safely during the recycling process. This ensures a clean stream and creates a higher yield of usable fiber to...

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Avery Dennison has launched the industry's first thermal paper label products to achieve both Old Corrugated Container equivalency (OCC-E) certification and How2Recycle(R) pre-qualification.

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Jun 18, 2026
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