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Atlapac Corporation is a leading contract manufacturer and distributor of pouches and bags as well as an officially licensed Inno-Lok® converter of pre-zippered films.

February 21, 2011

Atlapac, an American manufacturer of poly packaging, pouches and bags, announces the arrival of a new material for gourmet cello bags called Easy Peel.

Easy Peel from Atlapac is a clear plastic bag that allows the consumer to peel the bag open easily. This material is the same material used by the largest potato chip maker in the world. Atlapac is rolling out this exclusive new product to offer our clients a slightly tougher premade bag. Try one today. Fill it, seal it, open it, and see why we are bringing Easy Peel to the market.

Benefits:

No zippering / won’t tear easily
Peels apart like no other Cello bag
Lower cost verses cellophane
Ultra clear alternative to cellophane
Made in the USA – all components

Atlapac consists of a team of Packaging Professionals. The manufacturing facility in Ohio converts a million packages a day.

Atlapac Corporation is a privately held company that has been pioneering innovative packaging products for over 25 years. Contact us at our Columbus, Ohio, manufacturing facility at 800-888-7019 or 614-252-2121; Fax 614-252-7289 or via email at hello@atlapac.com. Visit our web site at www.atlapac.com

Atlapac Hires New Business Development Manager

January 21, 2011

Atlapac, an American manufacturer of poly packaging, pouches and bags, announces the addition of Tammy Lehar as Business Development Manager.

Atlapac is proud to announce that a true industry veteran has joined the team as a Business Development Manager. Tammy Lehar is well known in the contract converting industry and throughout the entire flexible packaging industry. Tammy’s main focus at Atlapac is to continue the growth in the contract pouch and converting area of Atlapac. For over a decade Tammy’s experience with the flexible packaging field has ran the gamut from customer service all the way through the finished sale of packages.

Paul Unrue, Vice President of Atlapac commented, “we are excited to have Tammy Lehar join our team; and it again shows our commitment as a contract converter to the flexible packaging field. Tammy and I will work together to make sure all the flexible packaging converters can take advantage of our true capabilities and service.” Atlapac has seen enormous growth in the last three years, and the corporation is committed to sustained growth. This growth is not only supported with new innovative equipment, but with more and more talented personnel such as Ms. Lehar. Unrue added, “we see the value that is brought (to our converting partners) when we invest in people that understand the industry from the beginning (package development) to the finished package on the store shelf. We are with our clients through the whole process, with a true team approach, to assist in seeing an everyday pouch or package succeed”.

Atlapac consists of a team of Packaging Professionals. The manufacturing facility in Ohio converts a million packages a day.

Spouted Refill Pouch Machine Added to Atlapac

March 21, 2010

Atlapac, an American manufacturer of poly packaging, pouches and bags, announces the arrival of another new pouch machine to manufacture refill spouted pouches.

Early 2010, Atlapac will be offering spouted pouches as an option for the growing client base for contract converting. Refill spouted pouches are becoming more and more popular in the United States as an alternative to rigid packages for dispensing liquids. Several large consumer product goods manufacturers have already replaced rigid bottles with refill spouts.

Stuart Staeck, President of Atlapac commented, “we are proud of our growing relationships with our contract converting clients, and we felt that adding a spouted pouch line was essential to our core business strategy”. Mr. Staeck also added, “in 2009 we started our commitment to sustainability with our Terraphane line of bags and pouches, so it made absolute sense to now bring refill spouts to offer a sustainable alternative to rigid bottles”. Pouches use 40% less plastic than rigid bottles, and nine times less warehouse space (and landfill space) throughout its cradle to cradle cycle.

Atlapac consists of a team of Packaging Professionals. The manufacturing facility in Ohio converts a million packages a day.