GPK

Graphic Packaging Holding Co

A maker of paperboard packaging that turns recycled and renewable fiber into the cartons, cups, and drink-can carriers found in grocery stores and restaurants worldwide, serving food, beverage, and household brands. Its roots stretch to a Louisiana timber mill opened in 1924, and the modern company took shape through a series of mergers, including one that gave it its name in 1988. It's known for KeelClip, a paperboard replacement for plastic rings that holds beverage cans together and has won multiple industry design awards.