ePac has officially opened a new 66,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Mesa, Arizona, near Phoenix, marking the largest plant in its global network.
The facility is designed to expand the company’s digital flexible packaging capabilities and bring faster packaging solutions closer to brands across the Southwestern United States. The new facility will provide digitally printed flexible packaging with low minimum order quantities, helping brands access packaging solutions with greater flexibility and shorter turnaround times.
It will also offer sustainable film options supported by a carbon-neutral printing platform. The Mesa facility is expected to expand its workforce to more than 100 employees, contributing to local employment and strengthening the region’s packaging manufacturing capabilities.
“Putting the right technology in the right places is central to how we grow,” said Virag Patel, CEO of ePac. The opening was supported by the Arizona Commerce Authority, the Greater Phoenix Economic Council and the City of Mesa, alongside ePac’s employees and project partners.
The investment represents an important step in ePac’s global expansion strategy, strengthening its digital flexible packaging network and improving access to innovative packaging solutions for brands across the region.