08.21.18
Resource Label Group, LLC, a full-service provider of pressure sensitive label, shrink sleeve and RFID/NFC technology for the packaging industry, announced that it has acquired Paragon Label, a leading supplier of labeling solutions for the premium wine segment. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Resource Label is a long-standing portfolio company of First Atlantic Capital, a New York-based private investment firm, and TPG Growth, the middle market and growth equity investment platform of TPG.
Located in Petaluma, CA, Paragon primarily services premium wine customers in Sonoma and Napa Counties and offers a full range of flexographic and digital printing capabilities. Paragon is also equipped with proprietary finishing technology.
“I am proud to welcome Jason Grossman and his employees to our team,” said Bob Simko, president and CEO of Resource Label. “We will continue to support the business that Jason has successfully built over the last 20 years for the benefit of current and new customers in this dynamic region of the country.”
“Continued leadership in the wine segment of the label industry is an important focus for Resource Label and we are confident that the acquisition of Paragon will help us meet that objective,” Roberto Buaron, chairman and CEO of First Atlantic Capital, added.
Located in Petaluma, CA, Paragon primarily services premium wine customers in Sonoma and Napa Counties and offers a full range of flexographic and digital printing capabilities. Paragon is also equipped with proprietary finishing technology.
“I am proud to welcome Jason Grossman and his employees to our team,” said Bob Simko, president and CEO of Resource Label. “We will continue to support the business that Jason has successfully built over the last 20 years for the benefit of current and new customers in this dynamic region of the country.”
“Continued leadership in the wine segment of the label industry is an important focus for Resource Label and we are confident that the acquisition of Paragon will help us meet that objective,” Roberto Buaron, chairman and CEO of First Atlantic Capital, added.