Rollprint Packaging Products Celebrates 75 Years
March 2008
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ADDISON, Ill.—Rollprint Packaging Products, Inc., a leader in flexible packaging technology, has kicked off its year long 75th anniversary celebration.
“We are proud of our latest milestone. It gives Rollprint another opportunity to renew its commitment of providing healthcare and food customers with leading edge structures to meet their stringent packaging objectives,” said Dhuanne Dodrill, president.
In keeping with that goal, Rollprint recently launched a new generation, peelable chevron header pouch, called Duet, which reduces costs while offering improved aseptic presentation of medical products. As the developer of the original header bag in the late 60s, Rollprint felt it was time to bring a new generation to the marketplace which improves functionality while reducing cost.
“Going forward, not only do we want to continue our focus on leading edge technologies and custom applications, but we also will be applying our expertise to additional mainstream products,” Dodrill said. “We realize that today’s healthcare and food packers require both innovative and traditional structures. We want Rollprint to be the company that can fulfill all of their flexible packaging needs.”
“We are proud of our latest milestone. It gives Rollprint another opportunity to renew its commitment of providing healthcare and food customers with leading edge structures to meet their stringent packaging objectives,” said Dhuanne Dodrill, president.
In keeping with that goal, Rollprint recently launched a new generation, peelable chevron header pouch, called Duet, which reduces costs while offering improved aseptic presentation of medical products. As the developer of the original header bag in the late 60s, Rollprint felt it was time to bring a new generation to the marketplace which improves functionality while reducing cost.
“Going forward, not only do we want to continue our focus on leading edge technologies and custom applications, but we also will be applying our expertise to additional mainstream products,” Dodrill said. “We realize that today’s healthcare and food packers require both innovative and traditional structures. We want Rollprint to be the company that can fulfill all of their flexible packaging needs.”
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