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Akron Life is a Akron, OH-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
PCA is the fourth largest producer of containerboard in the United States and the third largest producer of uncoated freesheet in North America, based on production capacity. We have approximately 13,000 employees, with operations primarily in the United States. PCA`s Packaging segment includes six containerboard mills and 93 converting operations. In 2015, PCA produced about 3.7 million tons of containerboard and shipped about 48.9 billion square feet (BSF) of corrugated products. PCA`s Paper segment operates under the trade name Boise Paper, a Division of Packaging Corporation of America. We manufacture and sell white papers, including both commodity and specialty papers, at three white paper mills located in the United States. PCA`s net sales for 2015 were $5.7 billion. The company`s corporate headquarters are located in Lake Forest, Illinois. PCA combines great products with a creative and knowledgeable total-service team to provide ideas and solutions for any packaging need: "When you choose Packaging Corporation of America, you work with people who do the right things for each other and for our customers. We believe in utilizing the power of strong collaborative relationships, bound by the trust we have earned, to deliver innovative packaging solutions and an outstanding service experience."
Stillwater Screenprinting is a Stillwater, OK-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Domtar-Johnsonburg is a Johnsonburg, PA-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Dart sets the industry standard of excellence by efficiently providing high quality foodservice packaging solutions and exceptionally reliable service. The Dart story begins with a small machine shop in Mason, Michigan known as Dart Manufacturing Company. Established in 1937, this modest business prospered through the manufacture of such products as plastic key cases, steel tape measures, and identification tags for the armed services. Subsequent experimentation with expandable polystyrene in the late 1950s led to a line of high quality insulated foam cups, and Dart Container Corporation was born. Consumers immediately recognized the benefits of foam cups over the then-popular paper hot cups, and sales took off. These benefits include superior insulation, strength, and durability—all provided at a lower cost due to Dart`s unrivaled proprietary technical innovations. Dart`s early success in the foam cup market was further fueled by its commitment, still evident today, to providing our customers with excellent service and products of consistently high quality. Succeeding years saw many new lines added to the Dart product mix. Today, Dart manufactures a broad range of quality single-use products for the foodservice, retail, and food packaging industries, and is the world`s largest manufacturer of foam cups. In order to ensure that we provide our customers with consistent product quality and a dependable source of supply, Dart manufactures most of its own production equipment and raw materials. We then turn those raw materials into finished products and use Dart trucks to deliver them to points "across the globe." In May 2012, Dart Container acquired Solo Cup Company.