RRD Joins the Paperboard Packaging Council

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD) (NYSE: RRD), a leading global provider of marketing and business communications, has joined the Paperboard Packaging Council (PPC), the North American association for paperboard packaging manufacturers and their suppliers.

“We are thrilled to be accepted into the PPC as one of their Principal members,” said Lisa Pruett, President of RRD Packaging Solutions, Forms and Labels. “The leaders in the packaging industry rely on the PPC for research, education, networking, and more; I am certain we will gain great value from our membership that will enhance RRD’s place in the paperboard packaging universe translating to better service to our clients.”

With decades of experience and multiple North American sites plus international manufacturing dedicated to packaging, RRD enables brands to better connect with their consumers. From folding cartons, to rigid boxes and promotional corrugated, RRD provides production with end-to-end services including structural engineering, graphic design, asset management, prepress services, and warehousing and fulfillment.
more at: https://www.rrd.com/about/newsroom/news/rrd-joins-the-paperboard-packaging-council

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