Green Bay Packaging

Green Bay Packaging is a family-owned company established in 1933 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Initially focused on producing corrugated shipping containers, it has evolved into a leading provider of a wide range of packaging solutions. The company specializes in corrugated packaging, folding cartons, coated label stock, custom point of purchase displays, and specialty converting operations. It also operates recycled and virgin linerboard mills, timberlands, and a sawmill facility. With over 38 facilities across 17 states, Green Bay Packaging employs more than 3,500 people. One of its key facilities is the "Super Plant" in Tulsa, which features advanced manufacturing equipment. The company serves various industries, including consumer goods, retail, and manufacturing, and has formed strategic partnerships to enhance its offerings. Green Bay Packaging is committed to sustainability and innovation, having pioneered a closed water process in 1970 and continuously improving its packaging technology and operations.