PPC Flexible Packaging™ will continue its manufacturing operations during the global COVID-19 pandemic, as validated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security that permits essential businesses to operate in support of critical infrastructure stability. In PPC’s case, this infrastructure includes “healthcare services and pharmaceutical and food supply.”
“We want our customers to know that all six of our U.S. domestic plants are operating at their normalized full production schedules. We are in daily contact with our raw material suppliers to ensure continuity of supply,” explained Kevin Keneally, President and CEO of PPC Flexible Packaging™. “We will stand ready to serve our customer’s needs at this time of increased demand from consumers and retailers.”
Through these challenging times, the company continues to be focused on its first key principle, the safety of its employees. PPC has enacted strict new protocol, in accordance with the CDC, at each manufacturing facility focused on the protection of its workforce. In addition, all employees who are able to work from home have now made that transition.
For any questions, please contact your local PPC Flexible Packaging™ sales representative.
ABOUT PPC FLEXIBLE PACKAGING™
Based in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, PPC Flexible Packaging™ is a leading provider of cleanroom and consumer packaging for the healthcare, nutraceutical, health and beauty, snack, organic, “better for you,” horticultural and produce markets. The company excels in the design of value-added printed, laminated, stand-up pouch and re-closable packaging for the most demanding applications. With seven plants throughout North and South America and in-house graphics and plate-making capabilities, PPC Flexible Packaging™ is focused on exceptional speed to market and excels in delivering service, quality, technology and innovation to its valued customer base.
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