It should come as no surprise that the packaging industry generates $6 billion in revenue every year. It’s common sense: As long as America provides products for sale, there will be a need to put them in something. Though the Recession slowed consumer spending and thus the demand for packaging overall, from 2008 to 2013 the industry still experienced an average growth of 1.3%. With the economy improving, the need for packaging – as well as associated services – is once more on the rise.

The industry also benefits from the fact that manufacturers generally prefer to contract out their packaging needs. Labeling, blister packaging, cosmetic kit assembling, textile and apparel folding, shrink-wrapping and gift wrapping all fall into this category, with many more specializations existing in the toy and military sectors.

Due to the great variation in sizes and types of packaging firms, the equipment that goes along with owning and operating one ranges from the commonplace to the complicated. No matter what your budget, Matrix Business Capital can tailor a monthly leasing plan for any of your packaging equipment needs. Some of the items we have leased to clients includes but is not limited to: