Revolution Print and Packaging relocates

Revolution Print and Packaging has announced it is relocating its manufacturing operations to a new, larger facility in Lindon, Utah. The move coincides with installing the company’s fourth digital hybrid press to meet growing demand from commercial brands nationwide for labels and flexible packaging.

The new production facility, located at 625 N 2800 W in Lindon, Utah, expands the company’s operational footprint and immediately streamlines manufacturing workflows and raw material logistics. The facility is designed to accommodate long-term scaling, providing the physical infrastructure to add up to six additional presses in the future as client demand continues to grow.

'This expansion and technology investment allow us to significantly increase capacity while maintaining the dedicated, responsive service our brand partners rely on,' said Mat Taylor, president of Revolution Print and Packaging.

Central to this expansion is the addition of a fourth multi-station, high-speed Mark Andy printing press. With this machine, Revolution Print and Packaging instantly increases its throughput capacity while ensuring consistency in print setup, job scheduling and manufacturing output.

The transition to the Lindon facility was managed in coordinated phases, with the production team working directly alongside existing contract partners, co-packers and brand managers to plan print schedules and support project timelines during the move. The expansion reflects the continued dedication and technical skill of Revolution Print and Packaging’s production team, whose hands-on quality control drives the company’s retail-ready standards.