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PPC Flex acquires the US operations of SÜDPACK

This acquisition will result in PPC Flex strengthening its position within the consumer and healthcare packaged goods sectors.

PPC Flex acquires the US operations of SÜDPACK
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PPC Flex has announced its acquisition of the United States operations of film and packaging solutions provider, SÜDPACK. This move expands the company's manufacturing footprint and strengthens its position within the consumer and healthcare packaged goods sectors.


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PPC Flex acquires the US operations of SÜDPACK

“We are thrilled to welcome the SÜDPACK US team into the PPC Flex family,” said Kevin Keneally, CEO of PPC Flex. “This acquisition brings us expanded technical capabilities and capacity that will allow us to deliver even more innovative and sustainable solutions across our broad customer base.”

Thorsten Seehars, CEO of SÜDPACK Group, added, “We are very pleased to have found in PPC Flex a strong and forward‑looking buyer for our US Operations. Their strategic vision, innovative strength, and commitment to long‑term growth give us full confidence that our facilities and our team are in excellent hands. We are equally glad that PPC Flex, with its large converting footprint, will become a strategic partner for SÜDPACK in the United States going forward.”

About the acquisition

SÜDPACK's US facilities are in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. By acquiring these operations, PPC Flex gains improved production capabilities in flexographic printing and conversion, as well as cold seal technology. The US operations are in the heart of the domestic meat and cheese industries. This placement offers access to new and growing customer segments. By integrating SÜDPACK's advanced film technology and conversion capabilities, PPC Flex can further differentiate itself through:

  • New flexible packaging solutions that can be used by the growing speciality protein market, helping to expand PPC's current product and service offering.
  • Expanded technical solutions and product offerings (e.g., cold seal technology), enhancing the company’s strategic customer partnerships in the speciality snack, confectionery, and ‘better for you' markets.
  • Additional capabilities, capacity, and equipment leading to shorter lead times and a quicker time-to-market.

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Rhiannon Temporal

Rhiannon Temporal

Editorial Content Producer for Interplas and Plastics IQ since 2025, covering the latest news and insights for the plastics industry and Interplas event.

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