Meyers, a Minneapolis-based packaging printer and supplier that focuses on sustainable products, announced the acquisition of Johnson Printing and Packaging Corporation earlier this week. Meyers said in a press release that the acquisition is part of the printer’s strategy to offer more in the folding cartons sector.
“We are excited to welcome JPP’s clients into our operations,” Meyers CEO Christopher Dillon said in a press release. “This acquisition, along with our continuous efforts to recruit top talent from across the packaging industry, strengthens our ability to provide superior service to our clients. We are particularly proud to continue offering JPP’s clients access to an independent, family-owned packaging manufacturer that is deeply committed to sustainability.”
Under the terms of the acquisition, Meyers will acquire substantially al of JPP’s assets. Financial details were not disclosed at time of press.
Meyers specializes in packaging and labels for well-known brands in the food and beverage, sports and outdoors, cosmetics and beauty, and health industries, like Frito-Lay, Estee Lauder, Saucony, Microsoft, and more.
The addition of JPP allows Meyers to expand into such products as point-of-purchase displays, folding cartons and carded packaging.
