Algoma

ALGOMA, Wis.—WS Packaging Group, Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to purchase SenecaSalem, Inc. SenecaSalem operates two printing facilities: one in Salem, Ohio, and the other in Franklin, Pa. The company produces an array of labels via offset and flexographic processes, including shrink sleeve, cut-and-stack paper and film labels, in-mold labeling (blow and injection), and roll-to-roll labeling, among others. SenecaSalem has approximately 200 employees and has long-standing relationships with Fortune 500 customers that serve food and beverage, petroleum, and other markets. The company is also ISO 9002 certified. “Having SenecaSalem as part of WS’s future is a great win for all of us,” said

ALGOMA, Wis.—WS Packaging Group Inc. has signed a definitive agreement to purchase SenecaSalem Inc. SenecaSalem operates two printing facilities: one in Salem, Ohio, and the other in Franklin, Pa. The company produces an array of labels via offset and flexographic, including shrink sleeve, cut-and-stack paper and film labels, in-mold labeling (blow and injection), and roll-to-roll labeling, among others. The company has approximately 200 employees and has long-standing relationships with Fortune 500 customers that serve food and beverage, petroleum, and other markets. SenecaSalem is ISO 9002 certified. ‘Having SenecaSalem as part of WSı future is a great win for all of us,” said Terry Fulwiler,

Terry Fulwiler has kept WL Group grounded in family roots, while leading its trajectory into the package printing stars. By Jessica Millward ROCKET SCIENCE isn't exactly a prerequisite for most label converters, but Terry Fulwiler's aerospace engineering background has probably come in handy in his role as CEO of Wisconsin Label Group. The company, comprised of seven employees when Terry joined in 1972, has witnessed a meteoric rise in size and scope, joining tag and label luminaries in the upper brackets of packagePRINTING's annual converter ranking. Though a new alliance with Superior Label Systems will send the company even further into industry heavens, Fulwiler