ePac Flexible Packaging has announced that its next location will open in Austin, Texas, in early 2019, with order taking now available.

ePac Flexible Packaging is expanding once again, this time into the Atlanta market. Order taking is now open, with fulfillment currently being completed by one of ePac’s four other open locations until a Gwinnett County plant comes online in early 2019.

ePac Flexible Packaging is purchasing 20 additional HP Indigo 20000 digital presses to expand its business strategically throughout the U.S. 

ePac Flexible Packaging has announced that it will be opening a plant in Boston, Massachusetts, to serve the New England market. 

ePac Flexible Packaging is adding digital printing capacity to its Madison, Wisconsin-based facility to keep pace with growing demand.

Karlville will once again host a facility tour at its Miami Technology Center on June 13 prior to the 2018 Global Pouch Forum.

ePac Flexible Packaging has acquired Precision Pouches, a Schiller Park, Illinois-based toll converter that will become a part of ePac Chicago and continue providing pouching services to new and existing customers. 

ePac Flexible Packaging has purchased 10 additional HP Indigo 20000 digital printing presses to supporting its expanding converting operations throughout the United States. The new order quadruples production capacity for ePac and is the largest packaging deal for HP to date.

Karlville has entered into an agreement with ePac Holdings, LLC, to establish a digital flexible packaging facility at its Miami, Florida, headquarters. 

INDEVCO Plastics has acquired an equity stake in ePac. The partnership is designed to accelerate ePac’s leadership position in the rapidly growing short- and medium-run digital packaging market. Terms of the deal have not been disclosed.