Shared expertise. Long-term possibilities.
Our next chapter brings established Korean molded-fiber expertise toward the U.S. market. We are developing relationships around future production, sustained packaging demand, and a shared approach to growth.
A new market.
An established foundation.
Our U.S. manufacturing initiative draws on decades of experience in egg cartons, trays, and custom protective packaging. Site evaluation is underway across several regions, and those conversations are shaping the structure and footprint of the project.
Long-term programs with egg producers, graders, packers, and other packaging businesses are central to this next chapter. The U.S. initiative remains in the site-evaluation stage, with production planned to begin in Q4 2027; current production is in Korea.
- 01U.S. manufacturing & strategic partners
- 02Site evaluation & regional development opportunities
- 03Long-term packaging & purchasing programs
Where the U.S. project stands.
Site selection
Evaluation across several candidate regions is shaping the structure and footprint of the project.
Planned production start
A first phase of U.S. production is planned for this period, with supply continuing from Korea as the longer-term footprint takes shape.
Build the opportunity
around real requirements.
Share a potential site, partnership proposal, or annual packaging demand. We can discuss technical requirements and commercial fit as the U.S. project takes shape.
Open the conversation
Share your site opportunity, partnership role, or buying requirements.
Define volume & formats
Discuss annual demand, carton and tray formats, and packing-line needs.
Evaluate technical fit
Review samples and assess product fit using our existing engineering capability.
Develop the program
Discuss site suitability, partnership structure, and future production requirements.
Need supply before
U.S. production?
Our current manufacturing operations are in South Korea. Export shipping can be discussed for near-term packaging needs while we work toward the planned U.S. production start. Product availability, volumes, freight, and delivery requirements are reviewed for each program.