Checkpoint Systems, a US-headquartered company owned by Canada-based CCL Industries, has unveiled its new $40m manufacturing facility in Mexico City, Mexico. The new site aims to address the surge in demand for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) solutions in the North American region.
The 10,000sqm facility utilises advanced manufacturing technologies to produce RFID inlays with an annual capacity of 4.2 billion. It will also produce blank, printed, and encoded inlays through bonding, converting, and personalisation machines.
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Additionally, the facility offers complete printing and converting capabilities, enabling the customisation of RFID products for various industries, label formats, and form factors. It also brings Checkpoint Systems closer to its customers, enabling faster response times and streamlined supply chain operations.
Checkpoint Systems will generate over 100 job opportunities for the local economy with the opening of the new site.
Ben Lilienthal, president of Checkpoint Systems, remarked that the new facility reflects the company’s dedication to innovation, operational excellence, and providing unmatched value to customers.
“By establishing a presence in Mexico, we are reinforcing our ability to deliver cutting-edge RFID solutions faster and more efficiently,” he added.
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By GlobalDataChristian Haider, director of plant operations, stated that through advanced technology and a highly skilled workforce, the company is well-positioned to meet the increasing demand for RFID inlays.
Checkpoint Systems provides RFID-driven loss prevention, inventory control, traceability, branding, and supply chain management solutions. It has over 5,000 employees globally. Earlier this year, in June 2025, it opened a new manufacturing facility in Vietnam.
