US: No price premium for Avery Dennison EcoFriendly labels
Author: just-style.com | 17 July 2009
Avery Dennison is charging the same price for its new line of EcoFriendly polyester woven labels as its standard woven labels, offering apparel manufacturers another way to make products more environmentally friendly.
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