Green Bay Reporter

Multi-Color Corporation (MCC), a leading global label company, has announced the acquisition of Eximpro, a Mexican provider of shrink sleeve label solutions. The financial details of the deal have not been disclosed.

Eximpro, established in 1997, is recognized as Mexico's top producer of shrink sleeve labels. This technology allows full-color labels to conform to container shapes and is widely used in beverage packaging. The acquisition will enhance MCC's existing portfolio and expand its market reach in North America.

MCC CEO Hassan Rmaile stated, "We firmly believe in the potential of Eximpro, which has created a market-leading operation in servicing its regional customers." He emphasized that Eximpro's focus on quality aligns with MCC’s commitment to innovative and sustainable solutions.

Craig Miller, President – Americas at MCC, highlighted the strategic benefits: "The addition of Eximpro to MCC’s shrink sleeve production capabilities significantly enhances our ability to serve our North American customers."

Rafael Maafs, CEO of Eximpro, expressed optimism about the partnership: "MCC is a strong partner to be able to help Eximpro expand through the next phase of our growth."

Eximpro will continue operations under the new brand name MCC Eximpro with its current leadership team remaining in place.

Multi-Color Corporation was founded in 1916 and operates over 100 plants worldwide. It serves various industries including food and beverages, home care, and personal care products. Meanwhile, Eximpro employs over 350 workers across three facilities and maintains a significant presence in the North American market.

For more information on Multi-Color Corporation or Eximpro, interested parties can visit their respective websites.