HBC Packaging, previously Handelok Bag Company, has made paper bags for more than fifty years and now manufactures flexible packaging at its Pennsylvania facility. Its products serve food and non-food customers, and the company reports regular third-party audits under AIB International’s food-contact packaging standards.
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Hart IndustriesFounded in 1969, privately held Hart Industries has spent more than five decades building technical expertise as a Baltimore paper-based flexible packaging converter. The company is known for developing packaging around demanding performance, food-safety, and sustainability requirements, while its long-running construction-materials business serves the gypsum wallboard industry. Hart has earned 100% scores on every SQF audit since implementing its food-safety program.BALTIMORE, MD
Prism Pak IncFrom its Berwick, Pennsylvania facility, family-owned Prism Pak manufactures polyethylene bags and distributes flexible packaging for businesses nationwide. In the packaging business since the 1980s, the company combines manufacturer-direct poly bags with a deep stock of specialty packaging, including food-safe bakery solutions and custom bags, while reporting that 98% of orders ship within one business day.BERWICK, PA
Hood Packaging CorporationEstablished in 1978 as Southern Bag Corporation, Hood Packaging makes paper and flexible plastic packaging for customers across North America. The company has grown to 20 plants, including 13 paper-packaging facilities and seven flexible-plastics facilities, while retaining a notably hands-on approach that pairs national production with local service. Hood also brings unusual depth to liquid packaging, having supported milk-in-pouch systems for 25 years through its Glopak division.WILMINGTON, OH
PennPac CompanyFounded by Bill Palmer in Baltimore in 1995 to bridge the gap between film manufacturers and just-in-time users, PennPac supplies flexible packaging films and converts them through custom slitting and sheeting. Now operating from facilities in Manheim, Pennsylvania, and Piedmont, South Carolina, the company keeps millions of pounds of film in stock and offers toll slitting for customer-supplied materials. Both facilities are AIB International certified, with the Manheim location also holding SQF certification for food safety.MANHEIM, PA