Cheese, packaged meat, and rolls of paper towels that start in Green Bay reach store shelves across the country every week, and packaging equipment is what gets them there. The city's economy grew up around meatpacking, dairy processing, and papermaking, and all three still run here. That mix hasn't changed. The Green Bay Packers are named for an early meatpacking company that operated in the city, and large-scale meat processing plants still run in Green Bay today. One of the country's largest cheese and dairy processors is headquartered here as well, turning Wisconsin milk into block and shredded cheese at volume. Papermaking is the oldest thread: Green Bay was known for decades as the Toilet Paper Capital of the World, and major tissue and paper mills still operate in the city.

For meat, cheese, and paper producers running lines in Green Bay, we supply Mars Series vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) machines for bagged and pouched product, along with automatic case packers for cartoning and case-ready shipment. Our food and beverage industry page covers fill, weigh, bag, and case as one integrated line, with in-stock equipment ready for a plant that can't wait out a long build schedule. Bagging shredded cheese, packing meat cuts, and case-packing finished paper goods for pallet-ready shipment all move through one line, just with different product in the hopper. We work with Wisconsin manufacturers to spec that line around your plant's actual throughput, not a catalog default. Full specs on both machine types live on our Mars Series VFFS machine category and automatic case packer category pages, our Wisconsin locations page rounds out the regional picture, and our solutions page covers what a project looks like once that first call is made.