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Morris Packaging and UFlex forge strategic partnership to deliver sustainable woven bag series

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Morris Packaging and UFlex forge strategic partnership to deliver sustainable woven bag series

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Morris Packaging and UFlex Packaging have announced a new partnership in the woven bag series that further strengthens their positions as global leaders in flexible packaging solutions. The collaboration represents a shared commitment to innovation, sustainability, and addressing the evolving needs of the pet food, lawn & garden, industrial, and other categories.

CEO, president and owner of Morris Packaging Jim Bob Morris said, “This partnership enables Morris Packaging and UFlex to combine resources to diversify our product portfolio, expand our technological base, and add capacities to position ourselves to provide unsurpassed value to the marketplace.”

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Together, Morris and UFlex will enhance capabilities by combining Morris’ customer-driven focus and strong local operational presence with UFlex’s advanced technology, global scale, and expertise in flexible packaging. This partnership opens up opportunities to bring next-generation WPP packaging solutions to market more efficiently, with a strong emphasis on sustainability, innovation, performance, and reliability.

Jeevaraj Gopal Pillai, president – flexible packaging and new product development, UFlex, said, “The woven bag series market in the US will now see greater alignment and expansion with this partnership. UFlex, with its innovative product portfolio, along with Morris Packaging’s strong outreach in the region, will provide customers with more choices and the confidence of working with a reliable supplier.”

The announcement comes ahead of Pack Expo 2025, where both companies will showcase the outcomes of this collaboration. Attendees will witness firsthand how the combined strengths of Morris and UFlex are delivering smarter, more sustainable Woven bag series solutions for the industry.

“We are thrilled to align with UFlex,” said Joe Fiore, VP of sales, Morris Packaging. “This partnership expands what’s possible for our customers and reflects our ongoing mission to deliver better packaging for a better future.”

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The editorial team of The Packman who handle all the press releases with Sunil Jain working as the desk editor.

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