Avery Dennison South Asia inaugurated its new distribution center in Bengaluru, describing the move as part of the company’s ongoing effort to stay closer to its customers. The new facility is more than double the size of its earlier facility and is designed to support growing demand across labels, intelligent labels, tapes, graphics and reflective solutions.
The expanded facility reflects Avery Dennison’s strategy of scaling its infrastructure ahead of demand, which the company said would help improve delivery speed and reliability as its business continues to grow. The facility also houses a dedicated customer experience center, which gives brand owners an opportunity to explore Avery Dennison’s solutions and innovations first-hand.
Saurabh Agarwal, vice president and general manager, South Asia, Avery Dennison, said, “India remains one of our fastest-growing and most strategic markets globally. This investment goes beyond expanding warehousing capacity; it reinforces our long-term commitment to the region. As customer demand for speed and reliability accelerates, Avery Dennison is ensuring we do not just deliver world-class solutions, but stand right beside our customers where they need us most.”
Hemant Tewari, operations and supply chain director, South Asia, said, “Across the materials and labeling industry, agile supply chain has become as important as product quality itself; customers today expect consistency and reliability at a pace. This new facility is a direct response to that shift. It’s not just about adding capacity; it’s about rethinking how we could serve our customers better.”
The new facility is located with connectivity via peripheral roads, which the company said would enable faster movement of goods across India. Being situated outside city limits also frees operations from city timing restrictions that typically constrain last-mile logistics, a factor the company said is key to its goal of achieving one-day delivery within Bangalore.
With this inauguration, Avery Dennison said it is reinforcing its long-term commitment to the Indian market, building infrastructure to support both current operations and future growth across its key business verticals.
