MMH    Topics 

Packaging Distributors of America announces $1.5 billion in industrial packaging volume in 2014

Independent packaging distributor members work together on regional and national accounts.


With 56 locations across North America, the Packaging Distributors of America (PDA) supply chain provides hundreds of packaging experts in industrial packaging to bring the right solutions to each customer.

PDA customizes results for companies with multiple locations allowing for improved negotiations, using regional and national pricing, while still maintaining local support. All PDA members share resources and expertise through a wide variety of packaging principles in order to gain a competitive advantage with customers by optimizing productivity and savings.

PDA members offer custom design solutions in corrugated boxes, protective packaging and flexible packaging. Additionally, each member stocks thousands of packaging products available for local, regional and national delivery. Thousands of carton sizes, stretch wrap rolls in different gauges, poly bags, janitorial products and more are stocked for the convenience of PDA customers. Packaging equipment is also available.

The PDA Service Departments are staffed with highly trained technicians for the necessary service and maintenance of equipment. PDA and its members work with customers to provide a customized solution for their unique packaging, shipping and production needs. To learn more about PDA and its member services, visit the PDA website www.pdachain.com.


Article Topics

News
Distribution
Packaging
Packaging Distributors of America
Supply Chain
   All topics

Latest in Materials Handling

Warehouse technology company Synergy Logistics promotes Brian Kirst to Chief Commercial Officer
Seegrid names Abe Ghabra as Chief Operating Officer
GRI appoints Ydo Doornbos as its director for North America
ISM May Semiannual Report signals growth in 2024, at a reduced rate
11th annual National Forklift Safety Day to be hybrid event, on June 11
PAC Machinery announces leadership transition
Motion Industries to acquire automation company
More Materials Handling

Subscribe to Materials Handling Magazine

Subscribe today!
Not a subscriber? Sign up today!
Subscribe today. It's FREE.
Find out what the world's most innovative companies are doing to improve productivity in their plants and distribution centers.
Start your FREE subscription today.

May 2024 Modern Materials Handling

A complete modernization of the sortation and conveyance at Boscov’s DC, along with updated software and a new order processing area, have transformed the ability of the department store chain’s DC to move more cartons in less time, while permitting more frequent replenishment shipment for stores.

Latest Resources

2023 Automation Study: Usage & Implementation of Warehouse/DC Automation Solutions
2023 Automation Study: Usage & Implementation of Warehouse/DC Automation Solutions
This research was conducted by Peerless Research Group on behalf of Modern Materials Handling to assess usage and purchase intentions forautomation systems...
How Your Storage Practices Can Affect Your Pest Control Program
How Your Storage Practices Can Affect Your Pest Control Program
Discover how your storage practices could be affecting your pest control program and how to prevent pest infestations in your business. Join...

Warehousing Outlook 2023
Warehousing Outlook 2023
2023 is here, and so are new warehousing trends.
Extend the Life of Brownfield Warehouses
Extend the Life of Brownfield Warehouses
Today’s robotic and data-driven automation systems can minimize disruptions and improve the life and productivity of warehouse operations.
Power Supply in Overhead Cranes: Energy Chains vs. Festoons
Power Supply in Overhead Cranes: Energy Chains vs. Festoons
Download this white paper to learn more about how both systems compare.