Container & Packaging

Container & Packaging supplies companies that need to take a product from formulation to a presentation ready for sale. Its catalog brings together plastic, glass, and metal bottles, jars, and closures; the company also offers design and sourcing services. Its corporate site describes a history of more than five decades and employee ownership, with its headquarters in Boise.

The selection goes beyond basic containers. Plastic products include bottles, jars, tubes, pails, and recycled or reusable options; glass includes bottles, jars, and vials; and metal includes cans and containers in several shapes. The closures section adds caps, pumps, sprayers, droppers, seals, and accessories, allowing buyers to match a container with a dispensing system.

The catalog is organized by industry as well as by product shape. Sectors listed by the company include personal care, food and beverage, nutritional supplements, pet products, art supplies, essential oils, pharmaceuticals, industrial chemicals, and food storage. This structure helps buyers start with what they plan to package, rather than only with the container’s material.

When a standard size, shape, or finish will not work, Container & Packaging offers sourcing and packaging design. Its design team prepares print-ready files and reviews artwork before production; the company also describes engineering support for custom molds. Pre-press review lets customers adjust materials before labels or other decoration move into manufacturing.

Decoration services include labels, printing, and screen printing, along with custom boxes. For companies managing larger purchasing needs, the supplier brings together sourcing, warehousing, logistics, and order fulfillment. The model can serve a brand developing its first product presentation as well as a manufacturer coordinating containers, printing, and freight across several stages.

The company’s physical network has three distinct roles. Its headquarters is in Boise, Idaho; the East Fulfillment Center is in Fairdale, Kentucky; and the West Fulfillment Center is in West Valley City, Utah. These are office and logistics locations, not three retail stores—a useful distinction for anyone looking for a storefront or arranging shipping and storage.

Along with containers, the website maintains guides, articles, and resources for comparing materials, closures, labeling, and design. The result is a supplier that can handle a request for bottles or caps and, when a project calls for it, support the selection with design, printing, and warehouse operations. For commercial buyers, that combination can bring more packaging decisions under one roof.