About FPA
Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) continues to be/has been the leading advocate and voice for the growing U.S. flexible packaging industry for over 70 years. FPA’s membership is largely comprised of manufacturers of flexible packaging and material/equipment suppliers to the flexible packaging industry.
Advertising in FPA’s engaging properties puts you in front of decision makers and influencers at large, medium, and small converters and suppliers – representing 77% of the value-added flexible packaging industry.
The Association is hard at work:
- PROMOTING the advantages and benefits of flexible packaging
- ADVOCATING to protect against potential barriers to growth, combat regulatory burdens, and build relationships with diverse stakeholders
- ENSURING SUSTAINABILITY advantages of flexible packaging are communicated and understood
- PROVIDING INDUSTRY DATA to the membership and investment community
- CREATING NETWORKING AND EDUCATION opportunities to connect the membership
- COMMUNICATING to keep members and stakeholders informed and engaged
FPA Members:
- Converters – any firm, corporation, or division thereof, engaged in the manufacture and sales within the U.S. of converted forms of paper, film, flexible plastics, foils, or combinations thereof, for sale to the users or distributors of such materials for packaging purposes.
- Associates – any firm or corporation, or division thereof, engaged in the manufacture within or outside the U.S. and having sales in the U.S. of materials, equipment, or supplies related to the flexible packaging industry.
- International Converter – any firm, corporation, or division thereof, having sales in the U.S. and engaged in manufacturing exclusively outside the U.S. of converted forms of paper, film, flexible plastic, foils, or combinations thereof.
- Supporting – any firm, corporation, or division thereof, engaged in the distribution of materials, equipment, supplies or flexible packaging and businesses providing services within the U.S. and having sales in the U.S. of materials, equipment, supplies or flexible packaging, or services to the flexible packaging industry.
- Academic – includes universities or colleges with packaging curriculums or departments with activities related to packaging sciences.
- Trade Press – any person, firm, corporation, or division thereof, engaged in the publication of recognized trade magazines related to the flexible packaging industry.