Lanco York is a privately held, third-generation family business whose roots reach back to Harry Leibowitz’s 1942 shipping-supply company in New York City. Today, the firm manufactures and distributes packaging containers, drawing on a family culture and long supply-chain relationships to serve customers that need dependable packaging support. Its history includes a move into corrugated manufacturing in Brooklyn and the establishment of current facilities in New Jersey and New York.
UnicorrThird-generation family-owned and operated since 1946, Unicorr is known for responding to demanding packaging needs across the Northeast. It makes custom corrugated packaging for businesses that need reliable protection, presentation, and delivery support, while operating six manufacturing facilities and multiple satellite warehouses.BENSALEM, PA
Pro-Pak IndustriesFounded in 1948 as a wooden-crate supplier to Toledo’s Willys-Overland Motors, family-owned Pro-Pak Industries now manufactures corrugated packaging for industrial and commercial customers. A third generation of the Deiger family manages the Maumee company, which employs more than 200 people and operates two manufacturing locations with 150,000 square feet of warehouse space. Pro-Pak also holds ISO 9001 certification and provides integrated support from packaging design through delivery.MAUMEE, OH
Jet Container CompanyFounded by Joe Schmitt in Columbus in 1977, Jet Container Company designs and manufactures custom corrugated boxes, protective packaging, and shipping containers. What began as a four-person operation selling boxes from a car now operates from a 275,000-square-foot facility and produces more than 250 million square feet of packaging annually. Still led by members of the Schmitt family alongside partner Richard Prohl, the company combines large-scale production with the personal service of a family-owned business.COLUMBUS, OH
Welch PackagingSince its founding as Elkhart Container in 1985, Welch Packaging has grown as a multigenerational, family-owned business while keeping local relationships at the center of its work. The company now supports customers through a broad network of corrugated manufacturing plants, producing custom packaging with much of its sheet material made in-house. Welch also extends that family culture into the communities around its facilities, partnering with more than 250 local organizations.LEBANON, OH