Georgia-Pacific

Georgia-Pacific completed its acquisition of Anchor Packaging from TJC, L.P. and other investors on October 22, 2025. Anchor makes rigid food containers and cling film at four US plants with about 1,250 employees. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Georgia Pacific, a subsidiary of Koch, Inc., acquired Anchor Packaging, a maker of rigid food containers and cling film, from private equity firm TJC. The article is dated October 2025 in its text, which conflicts with its source date.

Georgia-Pacific completed a $175 million investment at its Dixie tableware plant in Darlington, South Carolina, expanding plate and bowl production and adding 100 full-time jobs. The expanded facility is now over 530,000 square feet.

Georgia-Pacific and Dixie completed a $145 million expansion of their Darlington plant, which now makes more Dixie plates and bowls and includes a new distribution center and printer. A ribbon-cutting is planned for the end of May 2023.

New-Indy reached an agreement with Georgia-Pacific to acquire Reliable Container, which has facilities in Santa Fe Springs, California and Tijuana, Mexico. The units will join New-Indy's Tripaq-Group converting operations on the West Coast.

Georgia-Pacific is investing $30 million to modernize its corrugated plant in Owosso, Michigan, with a new corrugator, converter and other equipment that adds double wall capability. Installation has begun and first production is expected by the end of February 2023.

Menasha Packaging Company has finalized its acquisition of Color-Box, the corrugated packaging business unit of Georgia-Pacific. Color-Box employs 550 people and operates plants in Richmond, Indiana; Pelahatchie, Mississippi; and Madera, California. Terms were not disclosed.

Menasha Packaging Company signed an agreement to acquire the assets of Color-Box, a corrugated packaging business unit of Georgia-Pacific with about 550 employees and plants in Indiana, Mississippi and California. Terms were not disclosed and closing is expected in early summer 2022.

Georgia-Pacific is adding a third production line at its first mailer manufacturing site in the Phoenix area, Arizona.

Georgia-Pacific is manufacturing curbside recyclable paper padded mailers at a new facility in Jonestown, Pennsylvania, to serve Northeast customers including Amazon.

Scholle IPN, partnering with Georgia-Pacific's corrugated packaging solutions, released a bag-in-box pack for liquids certified by Amazon as ship in own container, in sizes from 2 to 23 litres without shrink wrap.

A rail spur built by Stevens-Leinweber Construction gives Georgia-Pacific's GP Corrugated 100,000-square-foot Tolleson, Arizona facility direct Union Pacific rail access, completing the Tolleson Rail Corridor project.

Georgia-Pacific bought a third HP PageWide T1190 corrugated web press for its Hummingbird digital print business, to be installed later in 2021 at a new site opening in Arizona. The investment is described as multimillion-dollar.

Georgia-Pacific purchased an HP PageWide T1190 corrugated digital press to expand its Hummingbird digital print solutions across North America. It is the third inkjet web press GP has installed since 2015.

New-Indy JV Corp. agreed to acquire Reliable Container from Georgia-Pacific, adding facilities in Santa Fe Springs, California and Tijuana, Mexico that make custom corrugated containers and point-of-purchase displays. The transaction was expected to close in mid-October 2020.

Georgia-Pacific started manufacturing curbside recyclable paper padded mailers for e-commerce at its recently opened Arizona facility, with Amazon as the key customer.

Welch Packaging acquired Excel Display and Packaging in Aurora, Illinois, a maker of corrugated products including food packaging. It is Welch's third acquisition this year and a carve-out from Georgia-Pacific.

Georgia-Pacific opened a new facility in Tolleson, Arizona, outside Phoenix, in May 2020 to make curbside recyclable paper padded mailers, creating about 80 jobs.

Welch Packaging has acquired Tri-Lakes Container, a corrugated packaging supplier in Pierceton, Indiana. Terms were not disclosed.

Georgia-Pacific will shut its Darlington, South Carolina, cup plant by September and close its current distribution center sometime in 2021. Cup customers will be served from its Lexington, Kentucky, and Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, plants.

Georgia-Pacific will invest more than $145 million to expand and modernize plate and bowl production at its Darlington, South Carolina, Dixie plant, with work starting in March 2020 and targeted for completion in Q1 2022. The investment includes a new plate printing press and a new warehouse and creates no new jobs.

Georgia-Pacific is investing nearly $100 million to expand its Bowling Green, Kentucky paper plate and bowl plant with a new building and new presses, creating more than 50 full-time jobs. Completion is expected in the first half of 2020.

Georgia-Pacific is investing $4.5 million to expand its Clarendon OSB mill in Clarendon County, South Carolina, with a new 30,000 sq ft warehouse, a laminating line and additional equipment. The announcement was made in November 2018.

Glatfelter signed a definitive agreement to buy Georgia-Pacific's European nonwovens business for $185 million, including the Steinfurt, Germany airlaid plant with 32,000 metric tons capacity.

Georgia-Pacific Corrugated acquired Ohio-based PAX Corrugated Products, which operates a corrugated sheet plant with more than 100 employees in Lebanon, Ohio. Terms were not disclosed.