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from Board Converting News, February 27, 2017 – More than 350 customers, suppliers, key employees, elected officials and Bobst CEO Jean-Pascal Bobst attended the first of several stops of BOBST’s “Road Show,” which was held at Packrite in High Point, North Carolina,...

from Triad Business Journal, February 24, 2017 More than 350 people showed up at Packrite's recent open house to showcase the High Point-based packaging firm's $10 million, 60,000-square-foot expansion. Michael Drummond, president of Packrite, told TBJ that many...

Michael and Mary Drummond, owners of Packrite LLC, opened the doors of their High Point, NC plant to the industry on Thursday, February 16, 2017. More than 356 attendees came from as nearby as across town and as far away as the Pacific Northwest. Customers, suppliers...

Packrite begins 2017 with great optimism having increased year-over-year sales by double digits each year since it’s founding in 2008. This has earned the company the distinction of being named by Inc. Magazine as one of America’s Fastest Growing Privately Held...

Packrite Expands Again To Meet Growing Demand by Len Prazych - published Jan. 2, 2017 Biggest. Fastest. Best. First. These are the four words most frequently used by Michael Drummond, President of High Point North Carolina based Packrite LLC. Co-founded and co-owned...

As reported in Board Converting News (BCN) - High Point, North Carolina — Three years ago Packrite, the largest trade finisher serving the North American corrugated and folding carton industries, created a cold drink “koozie” out of microflute. The initial idea was to...

North Carolina based trade finisher Packrite is starting off 2016 with a bang. It has just begun operation of the largest, first-of-its-kind in the world, Singleface laminator. Their new Bobst Asitrade Masterflute is able to produce sheets up to 64 x 87”. In addition...

Packrite, llc has put into service a Bobst Masterfold 170 high-speed folder-gluer. This first of its kind machine expands Packrite's capabilities with features such as 4-corner and 6-corner capbilities, a hot glue applicator in addition to the standard gluing system,...

Triad Business Journal - It’s official: Packrite, a High Point-based packaging firm that employs 78 people, will begin construction next month on a 70,000-square-foot addition to its existing plant as it expects to add 100 jobs during the next five years. It's part of...

It’s natural to like people who help us succeed in business. That’s probably the best reason to explain why Mary and Michael Drummond have so many friends. As the power couple behind High Point, North Carolina’s Packrite, LLC, the Drummonds provide trade finishing resources to hundreds of folding carton and corrugated facilities throughout North America. Read full BCN Article

High Point, NC: Packrite ranked 2829 on the inc. 5000 list 2014. With a 3-year growth rate of 130% and revenue's of $17.8 M 2013, the company is the leader in the USA packaging industry. Packrite has added 40 new jobs in the last 3 years and offers packaging design...

High Point-based Packrite landed on the list at No. 205 and had a three-year growth rate of 1,778 percent. The company has 40 employees and generated $10.5 million in 2011 revenue. Packrite offers packaging design and development, packaging prototype creation and...

Without a doubt, I had the best seat in the house at last night’s Fast 50 awards. It was, in fact, the best seat I’ve had in the 13 years we’ve been celebrating the region’s 50 fastest-growing companies. Behind me was a couple that had never been to a Fast 50 event...

Meet the new guy on the block, Michael Drummond of Packrite LLC of High Point, North Carolina. He arrived less than a year ago and has already shown solid and steady growth where those already on the block might be wondering what has happened to some of their...

One might question the mental state of anyone wanting to start up a new company in these uncertain economic times, especially when other businesses in the same market were closing. But not even the current financial turmoil could stop Michael Drummond, President of...