Full-Time
Develops innovative packaging solutions for brands
No salary listed
Entry, Junior
Grand Prairie, TX, USA
Printpack develops packaging solutions that enhance product visibility and brand identity on store shelves. Their products are designed to meet the unique needs of different items, using materials that provide protection and improve the consumer experience. Features like reclosable and peelable materials make their packaging easier to use, which can lead to increased customer satisfaction and repeat purchases. Printpack stands out from competitors by focusing on collaboration with brand owners to create tailored solutions that promote brand loyalty. The company's goal is to support brand owners in increasing sales and improving customer retention through effective packaging.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Founded
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Flexible and rigid packaging maker Printpack Inc. is closing the company's manufacturing plant in North Carolina, a move that could impact nearly 100 workers.
CHARLOTTE – Atlanta-based Printpack will layoff 90 workers and close its Hendersonville location at the end of the year, according to paperwork filed with the N.C. Department of Commerce. The plant, which has been operating since the mid-1970s, makes labels for water bottles and candy wrappers among other things, says Robin Potter, a human resources worker and 40-year company employee. [Ninety-eight layoff notices have been filed thus far across the state in 2023. More than 8,500 workers have been affected.]Printpack is offering limited opportunities to some employees to transfer to other locations based on skills and needs at those places. It is a nonunion plant
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