ePac Flexible Packaging, a digitally-based flexible packaging company, announced the launch of ePacONE (One Network Everywhere), creating large, integrated network of packaging plants across the globe. ePacONE was developed by ePac to serve all brands, large and small, regardless of run-length.

With ePacONE, ePac is committed to continue to innovate in the flexible packaging space by extending its unique value proposition to all brands.

According to the company, customers of any size will now benefit from its Just-In-Time manufacturing capabilities across the globe, short lead time (5-15 business days once artwork is approved) and other engagement solutions (such as ePacConnect) at competitive prices whatever the order size.

ePac creates a large virtual packaging network to accelerate innovations in the flexible packaging.

ePacONE is a cloud-based manufacturing platform which enables all ePac locations to be connected and managed as a single manufacturing plant.

With ONE, jobs are automatically produced at the optimum locations based on proximity to customer, size, plant capabilities, and capacity. ONE also enables ePac to split jobs and produce them simultaneously in multiple locations.

Benefits include:

• Fast time-to-market, rapidly launch new products and revisions to existing ones

• Ability to order to demand, thus reducing inventory and obsolescence

• Complete disaster recovery and redundancy

• Unlimited SKUs

• Reduction in shipping costs (and environmental impact) through production closest to end customer

• Competitive long run pricing

Parag Patel, ePac’s CIO, said, “As one virtual flexible packaging manufacturing plant, we unlock ePac’s ability to print up to 8 million linear feet per day, increasing to 17 million linear feet per day with our ongoing expansion. ePacONE is a natural evolution of our technology infrastructure, as we continue to lead the flexible packaging technological revolution, and scale our solutions."

Jack Knott, ePac CEO, stated, “ePacONE does for the flexible packaging industry what the internet did for connecting stand-alone devices. ePac will be able to operate as one company with inter-connectivity between all assets.”

ePac Flexible Packaging, a digitally-based flexible packaging company, announced the launch of ePacONE (One Network Everywhere), creating large, integrated network of packaging plants across the globe. ePacONE was developed by ePac to serve all brands, large and small, regardless of run-length.

With ePacONE, ePac is committed to continue to innovate in the flexible packaging space by extending its unique value proposition to all brands.

According to the company, customers of any size will now benefit from its Just-In-Time manufacturing capabilities across the globe, short lead time (5-15 business days once artwork is approved) and other engagement solutions (such as ePacConnect) at competitive prices whatever the order size.

ePac creates a large virtual packaging network to accelerate innovations in the flexible packaging.

ePacONE is a cloud-based manufacturing platform which enables all ePac locations to be connected and managed as a single manufacturing plant.

With ONE, jobs are automatically produced at the optimum locations based on proximity to customer, size, plant capabilities, and capacity. ONE also enables ePac to split jobs and produce them simultaneously in multiple locations.

Benefits include:

• Fast time-to-market, rapidly launch new products and revisions to existing ones

• Ability to order to demand, thus reducing inventory and obsolescence

• Complete disaster recovery and redundancy

• Unlimited SKUs

• Reduction in shipping costs (and environmental impact) through production closest to end customer

• Competitive long run pricing

Parag Patel, ePac’s CIO, said, “As one virtual flexible packaging manufacturing plant, we unlock ePac’s ability to print up to 8 million linear feet per day, increasing to 17 million linear feet per day with our ongoing expansion. ePacONE is a natural evolution of our technology infrastructure, as we continue to lead the flexible packaging technological revolution, and scale our solutions."

Jack Knott, ePac CEO, stated, “ePacONE does for the flexible packaging industry what the internet did for connecting stand-alone devices. ePac will be able to operate as one company with inter-connectivity between all assets.”