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As we enter 2025, consumer trends are reshaping the packaging industry. Euromonitor International shared their work on “The Top Global Consumer Trends of 2025.” MRP Solutions, a leader in high-quality plastic packaging closures, is well-positioned to meet these evolving demands with its range of large-sized continuous thread closures. As 52% of consumers believe they’ll be healthier…

  Clearlake Capital Names Industry Veteran, Mark Shafer, as CEO 

Expansive Options Pair Functionality with Design Child resistant closures are so ubiquitous in today’s packaging it is hard to imagine a time when the technology did not exist. In 1967 the first child resistant cap, a “Palm ‘n Turn,” met the requirements of the Poison Prevention Packaging Act and drastically slashed the incidence of child…

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  Plastic Closure Trends Shelf impact was always the driving force behind packaging. But as consumer tastes and priorities have evolved, packaging priorities have evolved in parallel. While packaging that is convenient, easy to open, and safer from tampering and damage continues to be critically important, environmental concerns are affecting consumer choices, and packaging that is…

Bigger than just sustainability, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria or Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) are an increasingly popular way to evaluate companies. 

 Clearlake Capital- Backed Mold-Rite Packaging Names Healthcare Manufacturing Veteran, Jim Fitzgerald, as CEO 

We are very excited to share that Mold-Rite Plastics has a new PE sponsor. Clearlake Capital Group, L.P. signed a definitive agreement to acquire Mold-Rite Plastics from Irving Place Capital. This new sponsorship will enable new investments, continued expansion and additional resources that we collectively needed to accelerate growth through our amazing strategic partnerships.

According to Store Brands’ webinar, Keeping The Supply Chain Moving, the coronavirus is putting intense pressure on the food and non-food supply chain and forcing suppliers and retailers to go to market in new and unique ways. What can the industry do to improve supply chain management during those difficult times?