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The location for Inteplast's corporate headquarters was established in Livingston, NJ.

In Lolita, TX, Integrated Bagging Systems (IBS) was launched to make merchandise, produce, and garment bags along with can liners and among other products from blown polyethylene film.

Inteplast's AmTopp Division was established in Lolita, TX.

AmTopp’s BOPP plant started its first line in Lolita, TX.

A Profile plant was established in Lolita, TX, for the World-Pak division, which manufactures innovative and varied products, including corrugated plastic sheets, building products, and cross-laminated heavy-duty XF film and bags.

A PVC plant and warehouse was built in Lolita, TX, for the World-Pak division, which manufactures innovative and varied products, including corrugated plastic sheets, building products, and cross-laminated heavy-duty XF film and bags

An XF Films plant was established in Lolita, TX, for the World-Pak division, which manufactures innovative and varied products, including corrugated plastic sheets, building products, and cross-laminated heavy-duty XF film and bags.

The Concentrates plant was built in Lolita, TX.

A second BOPP plant was established in Lolita, TX.

The plant in North Dighton, MA, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

Inteplast Bags and Films Corporation (IBFC) was launched via the acquisition of PCL Packaging’s Delta, BC division.

The Saint John, NB division of PCL Packaging was acquired and added to IBFC.

Matra Plast in Berthierville, QC, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

LoneStar Plastics, Inc. in Garland, TX, and Prattville, AL, was acquired.

Inteplast Group acquired assets in Orlando, FL, to form a new business, Niaflex Corporation.

Salerno Packaging, with locations in Châteauguay, QC, and Plattsburgh, NY, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

Inteplast Group acquired assets in Morristown, TN, and Lanoraie, QC, to form a new business, ViAm Films.

Pinnacle Films in Charlotte, NC, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

Fantapak in Livonia, MI, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

Minigrip Commercial in Kennesaw, GA, was acquired by Inteplast Group before moving to Alpharetta, GA.

Minigrip was acquired by Inteplast Group with locations in Seguin, TX, and Thailand.

Pitt Plastics with locations in Columbus, OH; Morrow, GA; and Pittsburg, KS, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

P&O Packaging in Dalton, GA, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

Inteplast acquired a warehousing and manufacturing site in Houston, TX.

Inteplast Group acquired assets in Armonk, NY; Lewistown, PA; and Pueblo, CO, to form a new business, Trinity Plastics.

Inteplast Group acquired assets in Middlebury, IN, to form a new business, IP Moulding, Inc.

W. Ralston's operations in Brampton, ON; Drumheller, AB; and St. Laurent, QC, were acquired by Inteplast Group.

Stretch film operations began in Houston, TX.

The AmTopp Division acquired a new manufacturing facility in Phoenix, AZ.

The patient care division of Medical Action Industries Inc., with locations in Clarksburg, WV; Gallaway, TN; and Hauppauge, NY, was acquired by Inteplast Group and renamed Medegen Medical Products.

The IBS Healthcare business unit in Livingston, NJ, was rebranded as Inteplast Healthcare comprising products from Minigrip Commercial, a portion of Pitt Plastics, and Medegen Medical Products.

Coroplast, with locations in Granby, QC, and Vanceburg, KY, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

The AmTopp Division acquired assets in Gray Court, SC.

Assets of El-En Packaging Company and Haremar Plastic Manufacturing Limited located in Vaughn, ON, was acquired by Inteplast Group.

Both IP Moulding, Inc. in Middlebury, IN, and the PVC plant in Lolita, TX were rebranded as parts of the Inteplast Building Products business unit.

Inteplast Group acquired assets in Westborough, MA, to form a new business, Danafilms Corporation.

AmTopp's manufacturing site in Phoenix, AZ, (acquired in 2014) was transferred to the IBS Division.

An additional manufacturing site in Phoenix, AZ, was acquired the AmTopp Division.

P&O Packaging in Dalton, GA; LoneStar Plastics, Inc. in Garland, TX, and Prattville, AL; and Niaflex Corporation in Orlando, FL, were all rebranded as part of the Inteplast Group's Engineered aFilms business unit.

A second BOPP production line was installed in Gray Court, SC.

A new nine-layer line was installed in Dalton, GA.

MTI & Polyexe Corporation in Brentwood, NH, was acquired by Inteplast Group and renamed MTI Polyexe Incorporated.

A new business unit, Inteplast Sustainable Packaging, located in Livingston, NJ, was formed comprising products from Coroplast, the Profile plant in Lolita, TX, and joint venture companies.

Inteplast Group acquired assets in Cartersville, GA, and Glendale, WI, as part of Inteplast Building Products.

AmTopp Division's ViAm Films in Morristown, TN, and Lanoraie, QC, along with its BOPP plants in Lolita, TX, and Gray Court, SC, were rebranded as Inteplast BOPP Films.

Matra Plast installed a new polystyrene line in Berthierville, QC.

Danafilms Corporation in Westborough, MA, was rebranded as part of the Inteplast Engineered Films business unit.

The stretch film plant’s expansion was completed in Charlotte, NC.

Inteplast acquired PallCon, formerly a joint venture company, based in Livingston, NJ.

New extrusion towers and converting equipment were completed and installed, respectively, in Phoenix, AZ.

Inteplast acquired a warehousing and manufacturing site in Remington, IN.

Inteplast acquired a new location in Victoria, TX.

Atlas Paper Bag Company was acquired by Inteplast Group and renamed Atlas Packaging.

Brown Paper Goods was acquired by Inteplast Group and renamed Brown Paper Products.