The Glenroy Blog

Glenroy, a manufacturer of flexible packaging solutions in Menomonee Falls, doubled the size of its manufacturing footprint with an expansion that connected several buildings into a single larger building. “Ultimately, our customers see value from these efficiencies and improvements, and our goal is to serve them even better. There are many benefits of the expansion, such as gaining much-needed space to add new equipment, which improved our manufacturing capabilities and capacity,” said Amy...

MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis., January 27, 2022 — Glenroy® Inc., a leading sustainable flexible packaging company has announced the addition of Brian Hodek to their team. As the Director of Food and Beverage, Hodek will lead the company to grow and expand their reach in food and beverage industries. He joins Glenroy from Placon where he was the Director of Sales for food. “Brian is an excellent addition to our team. He comes to us with 30 years of experience in food and beverage industries,” says...

"So much of the supply chain transformed throughout the past few years, driven by consumer demand and changing environments during the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. While the transportation segment deals with a flurry of demand coupled with a driver shortage and the warehousing sector becomes a top of mind rather than an afterthought, packaging also moves up to an important part of supply chain manager’s strategies. Since the growth of e-commerce, many consumers have complained...

"Earlier this year, LCWA home PR client Trex Company introduced the NexTrex package testing and labeling initiative designed to help brands inform consumers that their packaging can not only be recycled, but upcycled, into Trex’s world-famous composite decking. One of the program’s earliest adopters was Glenroy, Inc., a leading producer of sustainable flexible packaging, which teamed with Trex to make its eco-friendly packaging products even friendlier. After successfully passing the first...

"While many brand owners and consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies are clamoring for more recycled plastic content, supply just isn’t there to meet demand in late 2021. Numerous chemical recycling companies, small and big, are moving quickly to create post-consumer recycling (PCR) supply, but commercial scale is in the early stages. To counter this, many companies are focusing on immediate partnerships to meet recycling targets by adding programs and agreements to upcycle plastic film...