Chinese packaging firm TedPack acquires Wisconsin operations

TedPack established its first US subsidiary after acquiring flexible packaging operations from Fairview International.

TedPack, a Chinese flexible packaging manufacturer, acquired the packaging operations of Fairview International and established its first US subsidiary to better serve American customers across all 50 states from its new headquarters in Port Washington, Wisconsin.

The acquisition transferred all flexible packaging business operations previously handled by Fairview International to TedPack, which had been serving the American market from China for 13 years.

'This acquisition allows us to provide better localized services to customers across all 50 states,' said Noah Zhang, co-founder of TedPack. 'The US has long been our main market, and by establishing operations here, we can offer improved response times and closer customer support.'

The transition preserved existing customer relationships and commitments. All current agreements, terms and ongoing projects continue without interruption under TedPack management. Customers work with the same staff members they knew at Fairview International.

Fairview International operated under the leadership of Vince Cochran, who announced the transition in a letter to customers. The company emphasized that the contact information remains the same initially, although customers receive communications from TedPack, TedPackUSA, or TedPackLLC.

The acquisition represents TedPack's strategy to expand its global presence and tap into international workforce capabilities. It plans to maintain high service standards while adding resources from its global operations.

According to Tedpack, the flexible packaging industry has seen an increase in demand for localized manufacturing and distribution services. The company’s expansion into US-based operations reflects its commitment to serving its primary American market more effectively across all 50 states.

The company's acquisition of Fairview International marks its first major expansion into the US market.