UFP Packaging Launched Dedicated Corrugated Brand
The new All Boxed Up brand consolidates the company's corrugated product offerings and customer-facing channels.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Consumer Goods
UFP Packaging has introduced All Boxed Up, a new brand identity for its corrugated packaging business. This rollout encompasses the company's full range of stock boxes, custom mailers, and point-of-purchase displays.
Why it matters
The branding shift aims to align the company's market identity with its existing corrugated product capabilities and customer relationships. This consolidation follows years of growth, including a 2022 acquisition and recent infrastructure expansion.
The new All Boxed Up brand integrates operations from a corrugated business originally acquired in 2022. The transition includes a manufacturing facility added in Las Vegas as recently as mid-2026.
The players
UFP Packaging
A packaging and manufacturing firm that provides stock and custom corrugated solutions across North America.
All Boxed Up
The newly launched dedicated brand for UFP Packaging's corrugated product line including stock and custom mailer boxes.
The details
The All Boxed Up brand will serve as the primary identity for the company's corrugated division across all customer-facing touchpoints. The name stems from a previously acquired entity and will now be reflected on the company website and physical building signage. This move effectively integrates the manufacturing capacity of the Las Vegas plant into a singular, unified market presence for the corrugated product suite.
Timeline
2022: UFP Packaging acquired the corrugated business.
Mid-2026: The company added a manufacturing facility in Las Vegas.
October 14, 2026: The All Boxed Up brand was formally announced.
Market Landscape
This move marks the next phase of consolidation following the 2022 acquisition of the corrugated business. It mirrors common industry trends where firms move to unify disparate assets under a single, recognizable brand to improve customer recognition and operational efficiency.
Operators should monitor whether this rebranding correlates with changes in lead times or service availability for custom corrugated orders. Review current procurement contracts or vendor lists to identify if this switch impacts existing contact channels for your packaging needs.
The takeaway
Consolidating product lines under a singular brand can improve market clarity, but it may also require adjustments to existing procurement workflows for long-term clients. Track how this brand shift impacts local facility output and support responsiveness for your next purchase order.
Further reading
For more on industry shifts in packaging, visit the Consumer Goods section.
