Berlin Packaging

[1] As of 2022, the firm had 130+ sales offices and warehouses across the world with locations in the United States, Canada, Italy, France, Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Greece, Denmark, UK, South Africa, and China.

This acquisition significantly expanded Berlin Packaging's presence in Europe as well as added locations in Canada, the United States and China.

Verrerie Calvet brought experience in packaging for wine, spirits, olive oil, and gourmet seasonings, marinades and sauces.

Repli, based in Barcelona, Spain, and Penta Packaging, based in Bergamo, Italy, significantly expanded Berlin Packaging's product portfolio to several key end markets, including industrial, specialty chemicals, food and beverage, food care.

In March 2021, Berlin Packaging announced the acquisition of Roma International, a historical company based in England, which provided better geographic coverage in the Cosmetics and Personal Care segment.

The addition of Raepak strengthened Berlin's operations in the cosmetics and personal care markets in the United Kingdom.

The addition of Elias Valavanis expanded Berlin's global footprint to include the Balkans and strengthened existing business in the Mediterranean.

The addition of Juvasa Group expanded Berlin's global footprint in Iberia and the Canary Islands and brought new design and e-commerce capabilities.

In December 2021, the Berlin Packaging acquired the French wine bottle manufacturer Gerfran SAS.

[13] In January 2022, Berlin Packaging announced the acquisition of Le Parfait, a French company known for their iconic glass jars.

In 2007, Investcorp, a global asset management firm, acquired a majority ownership interest in Berlin Packaging.

[17] The firm designs, sources, inventories, and distributes stock and custom packaging, closures, dispensing systems, labels, shrink bands and other products.

[24] Berlin Packaging was profiled in The Human Equation, by Jeffrey Pfeffer, a Professor of Organizational Behavior at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

[25] Pfeffer described its corporate culture as being particularly effective at recognizing the value of people and aligning management processes with business strategy.

In October 2014, investment manager Investcorp completed the sale of Berlin Packaging to Oak Hill Capital Partners for $1.43 billion.