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431 W Newhall Ave
Waukesha, WI 53186
+1 (262) 544-5891
http://www.kdvlabel.com
KDV Label is one of the largest family-owned label printers in the nation. That size gives the company the ability to purchase raw materials at competitive prices. The company provides a full range of pressure sensitive and non-pressure sensitive products. Its market categories include consumer goods, beverages, food, direct food contact, nutracutical, chemical and petroleum, and promotional products. The company also has a large variety of capabilities, such as production and finishing; research and development; creative art and design; prepress; direct-to-plate; and variable imaging. KDV Label is a privately held company that is located in Waukesha, Wis. The company employs approximately 50 people.
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