Initially specialized in leaflet printing, then in labels before expanding its expertise into packaging, the history of Groupe Tonnellier has evolved alongside industrial changes, driven by innovation and a long-term commitment to supporting our clients.
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1909
Birth of Tonnellier: Joseph Tonnellier took over the Bissey printing works (traces of which have been found dating back to 1894). Joseph died in 1916, and his wife Marthe continued to run the business until 1928.
Illustration: Historical reconstruction generated by AI from period archives.
1928
2nd generation, Joseph's son, Jean (22 years old), takes the reins.
Illustration: Historical reconstruction generated by AI from period archives.
1944
The printing works was razed during the bombing of Condé, 96% destroyed.
Jean has passed away. His daughter, Geneviève (21 years old), takes over. Third generation
Illustration: Historical reconstruction generated by AI from period archives.
1956
Geneviève married André Duquesne, who replaced his wife as head of the printing company. Beginnings with the pharmaceutical industry
1972
First location in the industrial zone
1983
4th generation: Benoît Duquesne (25 years old), eldest son of Geneviève and André. Expansion of the company, industrialization of the shaping process and filing of several patents.
2000
Installation on the current site
2004
Malherbe's Integration
2006
Sallaz Grenier Integration
2008
Facedim Integration
2015
Purchase ACTOM
2020
5th generation, Hélène and Vianney, two of Benoît's four children, are taking over the business upon his retirement. New markets
Today, we continue our development through several production sites and committed teams, relying on continuous investments and offering increasingly innovative and responsible printing solutions.
