Altium Packaging LLC Announces Rebranding and Hiring
07/09/2022
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Altium Packaging LLC manufactures and develops rigid plastic packaging solutions for a variety of applications. Its product range includes high-density and low-density polyethylene, polypropylene, polycarbonate, polyethylene terephthalate, and polyvinyl chloride. It also offers high-post-consumer regrind resins and multilayer technology resins. It serves clients around the world.
Tri State Distribution to become Altium Healthcare
Altium Healthcare, formerly Tri State Distribution, is hiring entry-level employees across all shifts. The company has more than 60 manufacturing locations across North America and Canada and offers a 90-day temp-to-hire opportunity with a $500 conversion bonus. Its products include prescription packaging, labels and custom imprinted caps.
The company has recently expanded its packaging capabilities by adding closures. It also has two recycling facilities and 3,000 employees. The new name will reflect the company’s expanded offerings in the healthcare sector. The company is also doubling down on the development of new products, such as a digital pharmacy.
Company rebranding
Altium Packaging Canada, a subsidiary of Consolidated Container Company, is rebranding. Formerly known as Plastique Micron (PMI), the company produces plastic containers for the Eastern Canadian market. With three locations in Quebec and Ontario, the company employs more than 200 workers and serves a range of industries. After the rebrand, all three Canadian facilities will operate under the Altium brand. The move will strengthen the company’s Canadian product offering and manufacturing capability.
Altium Packaging has rebranded after the company acquired the Consolidated Container Company from Bain Capital Private Equity. The acquisition values the company at $2 billion. The company is known for its ability to deliver short and mid-run packaging solutions. Its new name reflects the rebranding.
The company is a good place to work. The pace is fast but comfortable. Sixty percent of employees work eight hours or less each day, while only 15 percent work 12-hour days. Employees rate their job satisfaction, future outlook and excitement going to work highly. In a recent survey of the company, Altium Packaging ranked #1 when compared to its competitors in terms of job satisfaction.
Altium Packaging is a leading provider of packaging solutions throughout North America. The company specializes in custom, mid and short-run packaging solutions for a diverse customer base. It also operates a successful post-consumer resin business through Envision Plastics. It has 66 manufacturing facilities throughout the U.S. and Canada, including two recycled resins facilities. In addition, Altium is one of the world’s largest packaging companies, with over 3,000 employees.
Products offered
Altium Packaging LLC is a provider of sustainable plastic packaging solutions. The company has a diverse customer base in numerous industries and manages its own post-consumer resin recycling business. Altium is headquartered in Georgia and employs more than 4,000 people. Its products include Dura-Lite bottles for household chemicals and food products. These bottles use ten to twenty-five percent less plastic than conventional designs.
Altium Packaging, LLC, develops, manufactures, and recycles plastic packaging. The company offers polyethylene, high and low-density polyethylene, polypropylene, polycarbonate, polyethylene terephthalate, as well as multilayer technology resins. The company serves customers around the world.
Altium Packaging provides mid and short-run packaging solutions to a wide range of industries, including dairy, pharmaceuticals, personal care, food/nutraceuticals, industrial/specialty chemicals, and more. Its pharmaceutical division, Altium Healthcare, serves pharmaceutical customers with solutions for packaging, including vials. The company has 65 manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and manages two recycled resin manufacturing plants.