Wolverhampton, UK, 3 August 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – After revealing its expansion plans in the past, ePac Flexible Packaging is pleased to announce the opening of its new location in France as the company expands its network of flexible packaging production plants worldwide. The European continent. Strategically located near Lyon, in Bourgoin Jallieu, ePac Lyon follows the same successful business style that allows ePac to deliver traditional rolls and bags to consumers in just 10 to 15 business days from work approval.
Johnny Hobeika, Managing Director of ePac Holdings Europe, said: “We are very happy to bring our concept to France and start serving our customers. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, we are on track with our project to become a local supplier of brands of all sizes across Europe. Now they can gain advantages from full flexibility and long-term production, as well as the ability to order orders with short- and medium-term work.”
ePac Lyon will be run through Jonathan Schmitt as managing partner, who brings with it more than two decades of pleasure in printing and flexible packaging. He has worked in other countries for several foreign packaging groups. “I have had the opportunity to gain deep wisdom from the flexible packaging industry over the more than 20 years in my various roles, so when the opportunity to lead the ePac progression in France came along, I didn’t hesitate,” Jonathan says. “The small logo network is developing in France, and I’m sure we will make ePac Lyon a wonderful success.”
Following in the footsteps of ePac Silverstone in the UK, the plant will produce digitally published curved packaging, adding rolls and bags. Orders will be backed up through ePac’s UK operations until the site is fully operational.
ePac Holdings Europe serves as the control entity for ePac’s European operations. As a leading provider of comprehensive services for various types of flexible bags and rolls for small and medium brands, ePac offers a sustainable and built-in technique with fast marketing and the quality of digitally published custom packaging.
EPac’s European operations are based on the concept of virtual printing introduced only through ePac Flexible Packaging in the United States in 2016. The company now has 18 sites in Europe, the United States, Canada and Asia, operational or open in 2020.
For more information, please ePacFlexibles.com.
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