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Repackaging Services

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Assemblies Unlimited, Inc. Bloomingdale, IL Full turnkey primary & secondary contract packaging & filling services, including dry, powder, liquid, pouch, bottle & pet food filling, gummy bear, dietary supplement & cosmetic blister & club packs & sachets, SUPs & VFFS/HFFS About PhoneEmail Website

Assemblies Unlimited, Inc. Irvine, CA Full turnkey primary & secondary contract packaging services of food & non-food products, including powder, bottle & liquid filling, pouching, blending, dietary supplement & blister packaging, POP display assembly, gummy bear packaging & club packs About PhoneEmail Website

Assemblies Unlimited, Inc. Garden City, NY Full turnkey contract packaging & fulfillment services, including primary & secondary packaging services, powder & liquid filling, gummy bear & dietary supplement packaging, sachets, VFFS, HFFS, club packs & POP display assembly About PhoneEmail Website

Packaging Lines, Inc. Winston-Salem, NC Contract packaging About PhoneEmail Website

American Phoenix, Inc. Lawton, OK

Andpak, Inc. Brooklyn Park, MN

CupPac Packaging, Inc. South Beloit, IL

Repackaging services involve the process of taking products from their original packaging and placing them into new packaging. This industry plays a crucial role in ensuring that products meet specific market requirements, comply with regulations, or align with branding strategies. Repackaging can include activities such as labeling, bundling, shrink-wrapping, and kitting. These services often cater to industries such as pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, electronics, and consumer goods. In the pharmaceutical industry, repackaging services ensure that medications are distributed in compliance with regulatory standards, often involving the addition of safety seals or child-resistant features. In the food and beverage sector, repackaging can involve portion control, promotional packaging, or adapting products for different markets. Electronics companies may use repackaging services to bundle products with accessories or to create retail-ready packaging. Consumer goods often require repackaging to align with seasonal promotions or to update branding. Materials used in repackaging include cardboard, plastic, glass, and metal, depending on the product's requirements and the desired packaging outcome. The repackaging process may involve manual labor or automated systems, depending on the scale and complexity of the task. Quality control is a critical aspect of repackaging services, ensuring that the integrity of the product remains intact and that the new packaging meets all necessary standards. Repackaging services also address logistical needs, such as optimizing packaging for transportation efficiency or reducing packaging waste. By providing these services, the repackaging industry supports manufacturers and retailers in enhancing product appeal, ensuring compliance, and meeting consumer demands.