Packaging Formats & Tecnologies
Commercializing innovative formats
for North American markets
Dry Stick Packs
T.H.E.M. introduced the Stick Pack format to the North American market in 1997. Billions of Stick Packs later, T.H.E.M. is still the leading North American producer of Stick Pack products.
Dry Stick Packs
T.H.E.M. introduced the Stick Pack format to the North American market in 1997. Billions of Stick Packs later, T.H.E.M. is still the leading North American producer of Stick Pack products.
Liquid Stick Packs
Sanko introduced the multi-lane liquid Stick Pack machines in 2002. T.H.E.M. worked with Sanko and early-adopter brands to launch some of the first liquid Stick Pack products in North America. We have commercialized more liquid Stick Pack products than any other contract packager.
Liquid Stick Packs
Sanko introduced the multi-lane liquid Stick Pack machines in 2002. T.H.E.M. worked with Sanko and early-adopter brands to launch some of the first liquid Stick Pack products in North America. We have commercialized more liquid Stick Pack products than any other contract packager.
Snapsil
T.H.E.M. helped bring Snapsil technology to North America. Commercializing a new format requires innovative thinking and precision engineering. T.H.E.M. works with customers to craft Snapsil based products that add new value to existing brands and also create new product categories.
Snapsil
T.H.E.M. helped bring Snapsil technology to North America. Commercializing a new format requires innovative thinking and precision engineering. T.H.E.M. works with customers to craft Snapsil based products that add new value to existing brands and also create new product categories.