20 August 2025
Kenco, a leading U.S. based third-party logistics provider, made an official announcement of its new contract packaging division to expand its secondary packaging capacity. The strategic investment will help the company strengthen the company’s position in the supply chain.
The new division will be led by the Vice President, Rob Doyle, who will focus on improving packaging operations by adopting real-time data insights and helping consumers to adopt lean methodologies. The company’s team comes up with a combined expertise of 100+years in packaging, which will aim to boost automation and streamline the packaging process to minimize waste.
Rob expressed his views, saying,
“Everything we do at Kenco is designed to make our customers’ supply chains more efficient. This new division will provide users the right packaging to make their products pop on the shelves while cutting costs and improving sustainability.”
Kenco is currently helping new and existing consumers in various packaging project services, which are retail-ready packaging displays, where they create ready-to-sell product bundles and displays that can be directly placed on the store shelves. They also help in assembling the products and fixing them if necessary.
Further, the company is playing a crucial role in providing secure and active packaging, which can be used for premium products. The company ensures the labelling of the products, like bottles and cans, which can comply with the government rules and regulations. Additionally, the new investment by the company is expected to help in improving the packaging efficiency by offering custom solutions to its consumers.
The CEO of Kenco, Denis Reilly, said that
“Kenco’s customers have long counted our comprehensive range of 3PL capabilities as one of our key differentiators, and today we’ve made our offerings even stronger.” He further mentioned, “Customers no longer need a separate step in their supply chain to package durable goods we’ve streamlined packaging, so customers can streamline their operations.”
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