Copac installed digital printing and finishing equipment in response to customer needs for competitive, short run, high quality web printing. In addition, the company updated quality assurance procedures to ensure compliance with current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) so that customers in pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, food and other markets who conform to cGMPs can be certain Copac is maintaining the same standards.
We incorporated computer-to-plate prepress equipment and eliminated the use of film to improve the time, cost and quality of our process.
Copac was recognized as a Top Tag and Label Converter by Package Printing Magazine and has been on the annual list ever since.
Copac established itself as a premier printer of packaging products and received numerous awards from the Tag and Label Manufacturers Institute, Printing Industries of America, PICA and others. Copac continues to receive award recognition from these organizations today.
We installed folding and gluing equipment to support our customers with folding carton needs. Our clients have helped propel this into one of Copac's major product offerings.
We launched our first website and Customer Access, an online account management system for our customers. The site was featured in Package Printing magazine for outstanding e-commerce.
Copac celebrated 25 years of excellence in package printing.
The company name was changed to COPAC, Inc.
We dramatically grew sales and diversified our customer base to include companies in several markets including personal care and home fragrances. Customers with a demand for high quality printing and a solutions oriented approach remained the cornerstone of our success.
Copac purchased its first narrow web press and began serving a broader customer base with an expanded variety of tag and label needs.
The Company expanded its operation and moved to a larger facility at our current location on Dewberry Road in Spartanburg.
Copac, Inc. was founded in Spartanburg, SC under the name of Coordinated Packaging Systems, Incorporated. The company operated a Solna two color offset press and served mainly textile customers.
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