Consumer electronics, which can often be fragile and sensitive to weather conditions, must be protected during shipment to avoid damage from impact or contact with inhospitable weather conditions. Once placed on shelves in retail centers, packaging serves as a theft inhibitor, especially in the case of small electronics; retailers have embedded anti-theft devices in packaging materials for many years. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Valk Industries, Inc.
Greeneville, TN | 423-638-1284With our longstanding history of being at the top of the market we are committed to bringing our customers only the best in quality, service and reliability.

Assemblies Unlimited Inc.
Bloomingdale, IL | 877-273-6259Since our founding in 1993 we have become the "go-to" source for companies who are looking to outsource their contract packaging services. We provide full turnkey packaging solutions and can source and provide all your raw materials and then manage the whole project for you from start to finish.

Consolidated Strategy Group, Inc.
Anaheim, CA | 800-394-4776For more than 40 years, Consolidated Strategy Group has been a leader in packaging solutions through stock packaging and contract manufacturing. With our expert team, we are able to provide high-quality products and build long-lasting relationships with our customers.

Gamer Packaging Inc.
Minneapolis, MN | 612-788-4444Established in 1987, Gamer Packaging provides customized packaging solutions for companies in the food, beverage, cosmetic, and chemical industries. Our process includes custom designs, engineering support, prototyping, and sampling. We ensure our clients are equipped for success.

Andpak Inc.
Morgan Hill, CA | 408-782-2500We are a contract packaging specialist meeting the needs of aerospace, consumer, electronic and industrial markets with packaging specialties-barrier and injection; dual cartridge and syringe; fill and seal; tube filling (plastic, metal); syringe filling (frozen, one part, premix); bottles; cans; jars. Call or visit our website today for more information about the products and services we offer. We would love to work with you soon!

Custom Products Corporation
Glenwillow, OH | 440-528-7100Established in 1975, Custom Products Corporation offers contract packaging, inventory management, and packaging material solutions to manufacturers nationwide. Not only do we maintain a variety of packaging capabilities, but we assist customers with fulfillment, design, repairs, and assembly.

Processed food, produce and beverages all must be packaged in food packaging. Toys on shelves in retail centers are always carefully packaged, often in blister packaging to allow for examination of the product while still in its packaging. Medications require special pharmaceutical packaging in order to remain safe for human consumption. Office supplies, snacks, sporting equipment and even bulk consumer packaging supplies must all be enclosed in product packaging.
Because of the extensive range of products that require packaging (which includes nearly every product in existence), an equally wide range of packaging products must be available to accommodate them. Packaging is divided into three categories. Primary packaging is material that makes direct contact with a product; it can be a bag, film, bottle, can or any other packaging material.
Secondary packaging is designed to group multiple primary packages together or provide extra protection for primary packaging. Cardboard boxes, for example, are commonly used to enclose groups of smaller, packaged materials. Finally, tertiary packaging is used for bulk handling, warehouse storage and shipping.
Pallets and large boxes are examples of tertiary packaging. Different varieties of packaging material can be subject to rules, standards and regulations depending on their contents. Packaging produced for medical, pharmaceutical, food and beverage applications are strictly regulated by the FDA, USDA, CE and ISO; product packaging for such applications must be manufactured in a sterile environment.
Packaging for other uses can also be subject to regulations. Tertiary packaging like pallets, for example, must be carefully rated for load-bearing capacity; companies must be able to depend on their packaging to transport their products safely.