Oliver Printing & Packaging Company Acquires Pohlig Packaging

Oliver Printing & Packaging Company, a leading provider of print, display and packaging services, today announced the acquisition of Pohlig Packaging, a packaging manufacturer based in Richmond, Virginia.

Pohlig Packaging is a manufacturer of folding cartons, micro-fluted corrugated boxes and setup boxes, serving the food and grocery, consumer products, automotive aftermarket and healthcare markets

“Pohlig Packaging is on the cutting edge of the packaging business and has a strong national and specialty focus that will allow us to expand our capabilities, customer base and end markets,” said George Oliver, president of Oliver Printing & Packaging Company. “Our companies are highly complementary with similar customer-centric cultures, which further enhances the quality and value of our combined services.”

This acquisition unites two organizations that will now share the mission of investing in the latest technology and the most talented people to deliver on customers’ print, display and packaging requirements.

“We are thrilled to join forces with Oliver Printing & Packaging Company,” added Mike Gaffney, managing partner of Pohlig Packaging. “Together, we will be able to better serve our combined customer base with additional resources, equipment and capabilities.”
http://whattheythink.com/news/86479-oliver-printing-packaging-company-acquires-pohlig-packaging/

Related Posts

Total U.S. Packaging Papers & Specialty Packaging Shipments Decreased Two Percent in January 2022

The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) has released its January 2022 Packaging Papers & Specialty Packaging Monthly report. According to the report, total packaging papers & specialty packaging shipments in January decreased two percent compared to January 2021. *The operating rate in January was 86.3 percent, down 1.0 points from January 2021. *Mill inventories at the end of January decreased 5,000 short tons from the previous month and were down 7,000 short tons compared to January 2021.

Mondi and Vafo Group unleash recyclable dog food packaging for leading Finnish brand Hau-Hau Champion

Mondi is supplying a range of recyclable mono-material pet food packaging for Hau-Hau Champion, one of Finland’s most recognised brands in the premium dog food segment. The new packaging fulfils the pet food producer’s objective to launch a reclosable and recyclable packaging solution that does not compromise on performance and retains the strong brand recognition in stores. It also addresses sustainability concerns of end consumers that are playing more of a role in the purchasing of pet food and products. Mondi’s customer-centric approach, EcoSolutions, helped Hau-Hau Champion find a high-barrier solution that can be reclosed, keeps food fresh and confines any smells. The previously unrecyclable multi-layer packaging contained a metallised layer which was replaced by Mondi’s recyclable mono-material packaging: a reel material for form-fill-and-seal (FFS) 1.5kg bags and pre-made FlexiBag Recyclable for bags up to 15kg. FlexiBag Recyclable is a mono-material polyethylene (PE) pre-made bag developed specifically for recycling, which means it can be deposited directly into Finnish plastic recycling streams.

Packaging regulation is changing around the globe

What do Italy, Australia and India have in common? In each country, new regulations aimed at reducing packaging waste and promoting alternatives to plastic will come into force in 2022. While packaging is often necessary to protect products, everyone in the industry is looking for ways to reduce waste and overpackaging. This goal is complemented with efforts to make packaging more sustainable with renewable and recyclable materials. The quest for sustainability unites big brands with responsible consumers and – regulators around the world. In recent years, governments have responded to public concerns by devising rules that seek to tackle packaging waste – single-use plastics in particular – and improve recycling and waste management systems. Many of these new norms will become effective in the next years, creating a worldwide regulative trend that can help promote more sustainable packaging. Here’s a quick look into what various countries are currently doing to reduce packaging waste and how this affects companies and consumers.
Back To Top
×Close search
Search