Founded in 1978 with a business built on shipping boxes and tape, Prime Packaging now develops and supplies end-to-end packaging solutions for merchants, from everyday packing materials to automation, displays, and custom innovations. Its separate specialist divisions advise on the full journey from production and packing through delivery and unboxing, while two large warehouses in Brooklyn and Orangeburg support service across the tristate area.
B&C IndustriesWith more than 20 years in the trade, B&C Industries supplies packaging materials and packaging automation to businesses across the Northeast tristate area. The company combines three warehouse locations, more than 600,000 square feet of space and a fleet of over 30 trucks to keep more than 7 million boxes in stock and offer same- or next-day delivery on in-stock orders. Its packaging specialists also develop custom designs and automation plans tailored to individual operations.RIDGEWOOD, NY
Arplast Poly & Packaging IncSince 1952, Arplast Poly & Packaging has built its name around supplying packaging to businesses, with U.S. operations established at Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1989. Today, the Roselle, New Jersey company serves wholesale customers with poly bags and related packaging, including custom sizes and printing for orders that do not fit a standard format.BROOKLYN, NY
The BoxeryFor more than 20 years, The Boxery has built its business as a packaging distributor serving shippers, movers and small businesses. It is known for maintaining more than 10,000 products sourced directly from manufacturers, with orders shipping from multiple U.S. warehouses; bulk and custom requests are also accommodated.BROOKLYN, NY
Package Design & SupplyFounded in Buffalo by Keith and Christine Freeland, Package Design & Supply makes and distributes shipping and industrial packaging while helping customers design, prototype, and refine solutions for their operations. After more than 25 years, PDS serves Western New York from locations in Buffalo, Rochester, and Dunkirk, with a customer-first philosophy that grew from Keith Freeland’s decision to solve packaging problems rather than simply sell boxes. The company also provides inventory and supply-chain support, including trial runs to ensure packaging materials and equipment work together.BUFFALO, NY