This story was originally published on Packaging Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Packaging Dive newsletter. More than a dozen North American packaging companies recently announced expansions for facilities specializing in products including corrugated boxes, PET bottles and flexible medical packaging. These are the announcements on Packaging Dive’s radar: Bay Cities, a retail packaging and displays manufacturer, relocated its Midwest packout, fulfillment and logistics ...

Core Viewpoint - Cascades has invested $6.9 million in its Kingsey Falls uncoated recycled boxboard plant to enhance production capacity and product quality, aiming to strengthen its position in the food packaging market [1] Investment and Equipment Upgrade - The investment will facilitate the installation of new equipment to improve sheet quality control, enhancing properties to meet food packaging industry standards [1] - This project is seen as a crucial step for Cascades to drive growth and maintain long-term competitiveness [1] Company Commitment and Workforce - The President and CEO of Cascades emphasized the company's commitment to investing in Quebec assets to accelerate growth and acknowledged the employees' expertise in successfully implementing the project [1] - The Kingsey Falls plant, operational since 1972, employs 68 people and is recognized as one of the region's top employers, offering competitive salaries and benefits [1] Sustainability and Market Position - Cascades is a key player in the packaging sector, providing high-performance products with a low environmental footprint and has been ranked among the world's 100 most sustainable corporations for the past seven years [1] - Founded in 1964, Cascades employs nearly 9,000 people across 60 facilities in North America, focusing on sustainable and innovative packaging solutions [1]