What Packall Packaging does

Packall Packaging Inc. is a privately held, full-line flexible packaging converter founded in 1987 and headquartered in a single facility in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. The company manufactures films from resin and prints, laminates, slits, and converts those films into pouches — all in-house — serving food-industry customers with a specialty in meat, cheese, and seafood packaging. Its customer-facing product portfolio is concentrated in three families: COEX films (high-clarity co-extruded films with up to a 9-layer structure, widths up to 72 inches and thicknesses of 2.8-11 mil), rollstock films (forming and non-forming webs, plain and printed), and bags/pouches (2-side-seal, 3-side-seal, and stand-up pouches with optional recloseable zippers).

The company has built a deliberately deep manufacturing stack: AeroFrost 5- to 11-layer and AquaFrost water-quenched blown film extrusion lines; BOBST 20SEVEN Extended Color Gamut flexographic printing; Deacro C800 slitter rewinder; KS-SUP-600 pouch making; and a custom-built 4-head label machine. A quality and color-management layer — X-Rite spectrophotometry, PantoneLIVE, ColorCert, GlobalVision print inspection, Erhardt & Leimer line-scan cameras, and MOCON WVTR/OTR permeation testers — underpins the production system. The company reports that when off-the-shelf equipment did not meet its specifications, it modified or built machinery in-house.

Packall operates a direct B2B sales motion with quote-based pricing (no public list prices) and has no disclosed digital channels, marketing automation, or intermediary distribution. It sells primarily to enterprise food customers in meat, cheese, and seafood and is credentialed under ISO, SQF Level 3, FDA IMS List (Single Service Containers and Closures for Milk and Milk Products), COR 704 Kosher, and GFTC. Operating geography is North America (Canada), with US market access enabled by FDA IMS recognition. The company has no disclosed funding rounds, acquisitions, partnerships, named customers, or revenue figures.

Name

Packall Packaging

Legal name

Packall Packaging Inc.

Website

https://packall.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1987

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Packall Packaging is a privately held, full-line flexible packaging converter in Brampton, Ontario that extrudes, prints, laminates, slits, and makes pouches in-house for food-industry customers, with a specialty in meat, cheese, and seafood packaging.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Flexible Packaging Manufacturing

NAICS

Plastics Bag and Pouch Manufacturing (326111), Plastics Packaging Film and Sheet (including Laminated) Manufacturing (326112)

SIC

Plastics, Foil & Coated Paper Bags (2673), Unsupported Plastics Film & Sheet (3081)

akta.pro primary industry

Meat, Poultry & Seafood Packaging (MAP/Vacuum/Skin) (IMALAHAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

Secondary & Multipack Packaging (IMALAHAB), Portioning & Case-Ready Meat Packaging (AFAKALAF)

Keywords

• Flexible packaging films
• Co-extruded films
• Food packaging manufacturer
• Roll stock films
• Stand-up pouches

Headquarters

HQ city

Brampton

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Flexible Packaging Products: Manufacture and sale of flexible packaging including roll stock, co-ex material, extrusion films, printed laminates, slitted materials, and pouches. Full-line converter that manufactures films from resins, prints, laminates, slits, and makes pouches at their Brampton facility.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Core offering

Packall Packaging is a full-line flexible packaging converter that manufactures co-extruded films, rollstock films, and pouches (2-side-seal, 3-side-seal, and stand-up with zippers) for the food industry, with a specialty in meat, cheese, and seafood packaging. The company extrudes films from resins, then prints, laminates, slits, and converts pouches all at its single Brampton, Ontario facility. Production is supported by proprietary and modified machinery (AeroFrost, AquaFrost, C800, KS-SUP-600, BOBST 20SEVEN, custom 4-head label machine) and a comprehensive quality control suite for color, defect detection, and barrier testing.

Product overview

Packall Packaging is a full-line flexible packaging converter serving the food industry with a specialty in meat, cheese, and seafood. The company manufactures films from resins (extrusion), and also prints, laminates, slits, and makes pouches—all at its facility in Brampton, Ontario. The core product portfolio consists of three main customer-facing offerings: COEX Films (high-clarity, high-barrier co-extruded films in 9-layer structures up to 72 inches wide), Rollstock Films (forming and non-forming webs, plain and printed), and Bags/Pouches (2-side-seal, 3-side-seal, and stand-up pouches with optional zipper). Supporting these products is a comprehensive set of manufacturing capabilities: extrusion (AeroFrost 9-layer blown film and AquaFrost water-quenched blown film lines), slitting (C800 slitter rewinder), pouch making (KS-SUP-600), flexographic printing (BOBST 20SEVEN CI Flexo Press), and custom label application. A suite of quality control and color management technologies—including X-Rite color measurement tools, GlobalVision print inspection, Erhardt & Leimer defect detection cameras, and permeation/force testing instruments—underpins production quality assurance.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• COEX Films High-clarity co-extruded films with up to 9-layer structure offering high-barrier protection for food packaging. Width up to 1828mm (72 inches) and thickness from 71 to 279 microns (2.8 to 11 mil). Designed for food processors in meat, cheese, and seafood segments needing extended shelf life.
• Rollstock Films Plain and printed roll stock films available as forming and non-forming webs with safety barrier layers. Printed on 8- and 10-color Fischer and Kreche presses delivering photopolymer-quality prints comparable to gravure. Supplied to food packaging operations for form-fill-seal applications.
• Bags / Pouches Plain or printed pouches produced on KS-SUP-600 pouch machines, available in 2-side-seal, 3-side-seal, and stand-up configurations with optional zipper for recloseability. Targeted at food industry customers packaging meat, cheese, and seafood products for retail presentation.

Quantifiable outcome

• Recyclable code 7 materials used for food packaging to ensure products reach consumers fresh
• +1 more outcomes

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature10 records

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Regional players

• Pactiv Evergreen: North American food packaging producer with protein, dairy, and foodservice formats including films and trays. Relevant regional comparable for protein and cheese packaging channels that Packall serves.

Broad incumbents

• Coveris Holdings: Pan-European flexible packaging group with North American operations producing co-ex films, laminates, and pouches for food customers. Similar value chain position to Packall but with broader category and geographic reach.
• Sealed Air: Public global packaging company with food protection as a core segment (Cryovac, etc.). Comparable through protein and dairy barrier films, MAP, and case-ready packaging formats that overlap with Packall's meat and cheese offerings.
• Bemis Company (now part of Amcor): Historic North American flexible packaging leader in protein, dairy, and consumer films. Provides a legacy competitive benchmark for what Packall competes against at mid-market food accounts.
• Constantia Flexibles: Large global flexible packaging converter with a strong food (especially meat and cheese) customer base. Comparable to Packall in product offering (films, laminates, pouches) but far broader in scale, geography, and R&D resources.
• ProAmpac: Major North American flexible packaging and specialty converter serving food, protein, and consumer goods. Overlaps with Packall on co-ex films, laminates, and pouches while competing on scale and sustainability-ready formats.
• Printpack: Privately held US flexible and rigid packaging converter with deep food and protein packaging exposure. Comparable substrate stack (co-ex films, laminations, stand-up pouches) and similar emphasis on high-barrier shelf-life extension.
• Amcor Flexibles North America: Global packaging giant with a dominant protein and dairy flexibles franchise. Competes head-to-head with Packall on high-barrier films, MAP/cheese, and stand-up pouch formats, with the scale to set category pricing.

Direct peers

• American Packaging Corporation: Family-owned US flexible packaging converter focused on films, laminations, and pouches for food and consumer brands. Closely comparable in ownership profile, converting capabilities, and food-industry customer mix.
• Glenroy Inc. Mid-sized custom flexible packaging converter specializing in co-extruded films, laminations, and pouches for food, beverage, and personal care. Most directly comparable to Packall in size, full-line converting model, and customer mix.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Compliance4 records

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Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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