Established in 1895, King Bag and Manufacturing Company remains a small Midwestern manufacturer with a family-owned business behind it. The company’s Cincinnati operation is one of the last U.S. manufacturers of FIBC bags, a specialty it began developing in 1972, while its broader industrial sewn work is shaped by a plainspoken approach: it would rather decline a job than overpromise.
UN Certified FIBCs
U.S. DOT PHMSA Title 49 CFR Hazardous Materials Training
Compliance program
BRC Packaging
FSSC 22000
BRCGSPACKAGING
Quality certification
The Brown CompanyFamily-owned and operated in Findlay since 2007, The Brown Company grew from a local service business into a manufacturer known for its shock absorber bags. Mel and Pam Brown founded the company with a focus on helping other businesses, and its Ohio-made products now serve customers around the world while the company remains involved in its local community.FINDLAY, OH
Bison BagBison Bag grew from a bag-converting machine built in a Buffalo basement into a family-owned flexible packaging manufacturer, producing custom bags, pouches and rollstock for customers of all sizes. Founded in 1968, the company now operates from a 160,000-square-foot Lockport facility, where its staff brings more than a century of combined industry experience to custom packaging challenges and small production runs. Its SQF-certified operation combines in-house printing and converting with a hands-on approach to developing packages that fit a product’s practical and branding needs.LOCKPORT, NY
Star Poly Bag, IncFounded in 1961 by World War II refugees Joseph and Irene Kaufman with a single machine, Star Poly Bag manufactures poly bags and flexible packaging for customers across the United States. Still family-owned and now in its third generation, the East Coast manufacturer combines custom design and in-house production with stock packaging and warehousing programs. Its long-running specialties include packaging for food, medical, security, retail and government applications.BROOKLYN, NY
Sprosty Bag CompanySince Ray C. Sprosty began reconditioning burlap and cloth bags in Wooster in the 1930s, Sprosty Bag Company has built a nearly eight-decade history around practical packaging work. Incorporated in 1947, the company moved to a 21,000-square-foot Smithville facility in 2011, where it combines in-house printing with flexible packaging supply for customers across North America.SMITHVILLE, OH