More than 40,000 square miles of beer distribution radiates out from a single Las Vegas base, run by a regional beverage distributor that has covered southern Nevada since 1948. A major beverage bottler also runs a regional bottling and distribution plant in the city, and together they give Las Vegas a beverage-packaging footprint that matches its tourism economy in scale. Volume like that doesn't slow down. Packaging equipment for that kind of bottling and distribution operation typically means automatic case packers and palletizing systems that can move filled bottles and cans onto pallets fast enough to match a 40,000-square-mile distribution footprint, and our case-packing and PackMaster cobot palletizer lines are built for exactly that kind of throughput.

Las Vegas is also a snack-food manufacturing market: a national snack-food company operates a plant in North Las Vegas, and a contract manufacturer of tortilla chips and snack foods is based in the city as well, running a second facility out of state. Both kinds of production are classic vertical form fill seal (VFFS) and flow-wrap applications, bagging chips and snacks at high speed while holding fill weights steady, and our Mars Series VFFS bagging and automatic case packers cover both ends of that line. 40,000 square miles doesn't run on guesswork. It runs on a line that doesn't jam. If your plant bags snacks or cases bottles, that same throughput standard applies. Snack, tortilla, and beverage manufacturers across the valley can find the full equipment lineup on our Nevada locations page, our food and beverage industry page, and our solutions page.