Printpack

Rhinelander,
WI
(2014)

Printpack

Business Development, Food Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Rural

Financing for Printpack, a manufacturer of flexible and specialty rigid packaging.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $11,760,000
Total Project Cost: $13,534,936

IMPACT

32 FTE jobs
67 construction jobs

CDEs

WHEDA

Investor

PNC

Project Description

For over 50 years Printpack has manufactured flexible and specialty rigid packaging. Printpack has manufacturing facilities in the US, Mexico and China which enables the organization to serve over 60 markets globally, including food, medical, and non-food, with a variety of digital printing, innovative packaging structures and solutions. Upgrades to the Rhinelander, WI facility created 32 new jobs and retained 138 jobs.

MAP

Address: 3500 Highway 17, Rhinelander, WI 54501

Census Tract: 55085970400

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