Action Packaging

Packaging that follows the working day

Action Packaging began in 1980 when Marie Gebbie founded Action Bag Company. Nancy Cwynar joined in 1982, and the business is now led by third-generation CEO Haley Cwynar. The expanded company supplies packaging across retail, food service, healthcare, manufacturing and distribution, combining everyday stock with custom programmes.

Ready-to-order or made around the brand

The two buying routes answer different needs. In-stock products include bags, boxes, mailers, tissue, food packaging, agricultural supplies and other operational essentials. Custom packaging addresses presentation and branding as well as the physical product being contained. A shop needing replenishment of its standard bags is making a different request from a restaurant developing a new takeout presentation.

The company advertises more than 25,000 stock and custom items. That breadth makes a specification useful: dimensions, material, quantity and intended use narrow a search much more effectively than choosing the first attractive box. Industrial or agricultural packaging also needs to be matched to the load and handling process, not treated as a decorative retail purchase.

Planning the supply programme

Specialists provide guidance for custom projects and ongoing supply. Artwork, print requirements and the timing of repeated orders belong in that discussion. A custom programme may require design and production stages that are absent from a stock replenishment order, so their schedules should not be assumed to match.

The corporate office is at 1191 Lake Avenue, Woodstock, Illinois 60098. Contact +1 888 595 4626 or info@actionpkg.com. The enquiry form asks for business and location information alongside the message, helping identify the shipping and supply context. No fixed public shop hours were established from the reviewed contact page. A quotation should distinguish the selected packaging, customization, quantities and freight so that the final cost relates to the actual programme rather than the catalogue's general claims.