Founded in 2017 after two decades in the printing industry, Kosher Tape Plus makes custom-printed sealing tape and labels for kosher food businesses. Its products are designed to help keep meal packages securely closed and preserve their kosher status while displaying a restaurant’s logo, hechsher, or other identifying information. The Baltimore company also offers tamper-evident and hologram stickers for added package security and branding.
Austin Tape & Label, IncFounded in Akron in 1976, Austin Tape & Label produces custom pressure-sensitive labels and printed tape, with a long-standing specialty in solutions for the tire industry. Now based in Stow, the company still includes co-owner Jim Burkle among its staff and says half its workforce has been with Austin for at least 20 years. Its in-house design and label-engineering teams help customers develop labels for demanding settings, including cold and wet food-processing environments.STOW, OH
Holly Label Company IncFor more than 50 years, veteran-owned Holly Label Company Inc. has been a northeast Pennsylvania printing business known for custom labels and tags. Its close-knit team works with customers from design through delivery, producing flexographic labels for demanding applications such as pharmaceutical packaging and food products. Holly Label has been ISO 9001:2015 certified since 2021 and participates in the UL Authorized Label Supplier Program.NICHOLSON, PA
PDF SealPDF Seal was founded in 2004 by Modern Packaging co-founders Zaki Hossain and Jaroslaw “Jerry” Dabek to provide a dedicated lidding source for food-packaging customers. Now a ProMach brand, the Hauppauge, New York, company produces custom die-cut lids for applications such as dairy and pet food, supported by local U.S. manufacturing and four- to five-week delivery. Its operation holds Interstate Milk Shipment certifications and is third-party audited for GMP and food safety.HAUPPAUGE, NY
Hub Labels, IncEstablished in 1978, family-owned Hub Labels manufactures custom pressure-sensitive and linerless labels at its Hagerstown, Maryland facility. The company was the first U.S. printer to introduce linerless label technology in 2009, a specialty it applies particularly to high-speed food packaging and skin-pack trays. Its flexographic, digital, and hybrid printing capabilities include up to 12-color printing, while renewed G7 certification supports consistent color and repeatability.HAGERSTOWN, MD