(SEATTLE, WA) – Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Rethink. That’s the new mantra at PAC Worldwide, as the flexible protective packaging leader adds a fourth strategic pillar to the three “R’s of environmental sustainability.  And, to introduce its new 4-square model, the company is embarking on a major outreach initiative with employees, customers, vendors and related partners

A program designed to expand market demand for recycled plastics has generated almost 7 million pounds of new demand in it’s first year. The APR Recycling Demand Champions Campaign, created by the Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) in 2017 to develop new markets for recycled plastics, announced the results at the APR annual meeting in

PAC Worldwide will lease a more than 420,000-square-foot facility in Bethlehem. The project includes leasehold improvements, equipment acquisition, and training for its employees. PAC plans to invest more than $28 million into the project, which will create more than 160 new jobs over the next three years. “PAC Worldwide is thrilled to be locating our

Leveraging years of experience in supplying its Fortune 500-dominated customer base with a full line of contract packaging solutions, PAC Worldwide has embarked on a major expansion of its Contract Services division.  The initiative, which targets companies looking for relief from inefficient and burdensome internal packaging and fulfillment, will be led by newly named Contract

Our very own CEO James Boshaw is featured in the Seattle Business Magazine​ this month: “When e-commerce sales rise, revenues rocket at Redmond-based PAC Worldwide Corporation. That’s because more products are going out packed in “size-right” padded envelopes and small-parcel mailers manufactured by PAC Worldwide. James Boshaw, CEO since 2008, expects revenue, which climbed 26 percent