At ALPINE PACKAGING we believe the reasons behind our success are rooted deeply in our early beginnings and are driven by our strong “American” pride and determination to succeed.
Located in North Versailles, Pennsylvania, ALPINE manufactures all of its labels, polyethylene bags, and flexible packaging right here in the USA. By producing a high quality, 100% Made-in-America product, we remain true to our Mission and strong ALPINE legacy by providing our customers the best products possible and by doing our part in keeping our community and country’s economy strong.
We are proud to say our Founder, William H. Johnson, defended this precious nation as a member of the United States Army’s 2nd Armored Division during World War II. When William returned and created ALPINE he instilled in his new business the same values he learned and lived by while fighting for our country: dedication, accountability, and attention to detail. Now Jan Lehigh and Jill Grunst, the present owners of ALPINE PACKAGING and William’s daughters, honor their father’s legacy by deploying these same values in the business today.
To celebrate our “American Spirit” and to express our gratitude, we have been presenting our customers with American flags from September 11th to November 11th, Veterans Day. Shown above are John Grunst, Sales Director of Alpine Packaging, Inc. and Chuck Turner, Jr., President of Turner Dairy Farms, Inc.
Please join us in showing our appreciation for this great nation by displaying your American flag proudly!
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