ProAmpac Acquires Belle-Pak Packaging

ProAmpac, a leader in flexible packaging and material science, today announced that it has acquired Belle-Pak Packaging (“Belle-Pak”), an award-winning manufacturer of flexible packaging products. With the addition of Belle-Pak, ProAmpac expands its growing presence in Canada and extends its reach in high-growth e-commerce, healthcare and logistics end markets.

Based in Ontario, Canada, Belle-Pak’s diverse portfolio of flexible packaging products includes poly mailers for e-commerce and logistics services, packing list envelopes and custom medical and clinical bags. This acquisition allows ProAmpac to serve a broader base of category-leading customers across North America with high-quality and innovative flexible packaging solutions.

Greg Tucker, Founder and CEO of ProAmpac, said, “I am pleased to welcome the talented Belle-Pak team to ProAmpac as we continue our growth in Canada and embark on this exciting partnership. With Belle-Pak’s advanced technology and efficient manufacturing capabilities, our combined company will be well-positioned for continued growth and operational excellence.”

Yves Nahmias, CEO of Belle-Pak, added, “Greg and the ProAmpac team are the perfect partners for Belle-Pak’s next chapter. Our strength in the e-commerce, logistics and healthcare end markets complements ProAmpac’s leadership in product innovation and manufacturing scale. ProAmpac’s culture, along with its partnership post-transaction, are the perfect match for the long-term success of Belle-Pak and its employees. Together, we will bring an unmatched portfolio of products to even more customers in our markets.”
more at: https://www.proampac.com/news/en-us/proampac-acquires-belle-pak-packaging/

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