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CCL

CCL Industries is a global specialty packaging pioneer and the largest label company in the world, headquartered in Toronto, Canada and Framingham, Massachusetts.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

CCL Industries describes itself as a global specialty packaging pioneer and the largest label company in the world, with headquarters in Toronto, Canada and Framingham, Massachusetts, and states it was established in 1951. Its business areas presented on its homepage include Home & Personal Care labels and tubes, aluminum aerosols, Premium Food & Beverage decorating solutions, Healthcare & Specialty, CCL Design, CCL Secure, Avery digital design and printing solutions, and Checkpoint RFID technology solutions.

History

CCL Industries states on its homepage that it was established in 1951. The homepage describes it as a global specialty packaging pioneer and the largest label company in the world, with headquarters in Toronto, Canada and Framingham, Massachusetts. Its locations page lists a Canada address at 111 Gordon Baker Road, Suite 801, Toronto, ON M2H 3R1, and a U.S.A. address at 161 Worcester Road, Suite 403, Framingham, MA 01701. Its management page states that Geoffrey T. Martin joined the Company in 2001 and assumed the role of President and Chief Executive Officer, CCL Industries Inc. in 2008, and that Günther Birkner was appointed President, Innovia Films in March 2017, with responsibilities including President of Healthcare & Specialty in 2016 and President Food & Beverage in 2011.

Recent events

  • Panzura and CCL partner to offer GFSaaS[5]

    Reported:

    Panzura announced a partnership with CCL, which became the first MSP organization to offer Panzura GFSaaS to its customers. The delivery model was co-developed by the partners.

  • CCL announces conditional sale of network services assets[6]

    Spark announced that its wholly owned provider CCL had signed a conditional agreement to divest the operational parts of CCL’s network services division to a member of CCL’s management team, who would establish a new business called Octave. CCL and Spark would retain existing contracted client relationships, with Octave engaged as a subcontractor.

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