Established in 2002, Durabox is a family-owned and operated business that serves central and eastern Canada, as well as the US.
The company currently employs 50 people at its facility in Lachine, Quebec, Canada.
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With the completion of the acquisition, Durabox Paper president John Nickoletopoulos and the management team has become a part of Supremex.
Supremex president and CEO Stewart Emerson said: “Through this strategic acquisition we gain not only a strong, vibrant and growing consumer packaging business with a positive outlook, we add complementary capabilities, cross-selling opportunities and vertical integration potential.
“The addition of the equipment and know-how allows us to efficiently produce and customise corrugated packaging, broaden the Supremex product offering and continue to diversify the business.”
With 750 employees, the company operates facilities across seven Canadian provinces and has three facilities in the US.
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By GlobalDataIn August, Supremex bought Bowers Envelope Company, an Indiana-based envelopes printer and manufacturer.
The acquisition was in line with the company’s strategy to extend its reach in major markets and to expand its portfolio in packaging and specialty products.
Formed in 1928, Bowers Envelope Company employs around 50 people at its 75,000ft² facility in Indianapolis, Indiana.
