Founded in 1985 in North East, Maryland by Sandy Patel, Tim Plastics manufactures plastic bottles and jars for industries ranging from pharmaceuticals to food and personal care. What began with one machine making HDPE prescription bottles has grown into a five-facility operation with more than 520,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehousing space. Its in-house design, engineering, and mold-making capabilities let the company develop custom containers alongside a large inventory of stock packaging.
Hub PlasticsHub Plastics manufactures stock and custom plastic bottles and jars, and has specialized in blow molding since 1971. Its three manufacturing facilities produce packaging for food, pharmaceutical, agricultural, industrial chemical, beverage, automotive, and personal care markets, with in-house design and mold-development capabilities.GENEVA, OH
Parker PlasticsParker Plastics grew from a Tulsa start-up making honey bear bottles into a privately held custom blow molder producing plastic containers for customers nationwide. Founded in 1989, the company now operates four manufacturing plants with more than 330 employees and over 550,000 square feet of production space. Its history includes the first PET figurine molded in a two-step process and a particular focus on large-format PET water bottles for home and office delivery.PITTSBURGH, PA
Silgan PlasticsSilgan Plastics manufactures custom plastic packaging, including bottles, jars, and closures, for customers across North America. Part of Silgan Holdings, it operates 16 manufacturing plants according to its locations page and describes its work as custom-designed plastic containers for personal care, food, health care, household, and industrial chemical markets.NORTH EAST, PA
Graham PackagingGraham Packaging has been making custom plastic bottles and containers since 1970, when it began by converting metal motor-oil cans to plastic. Headquartered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the company now operates more than 70 locations worldwide and produces millions of bottles each year, pairing bottle design and engineering with manufacturing close to customers’ filling facilities. Its York-based Graham Recycling Company has made bottle-to-bottle recycling part of the business since 1990, diverting more than 300 million plastic containers from landfills annually.LANCASTER, PA