In-Line Plastic Corps

read moreThe industry's first tamper evident recyclable container with a unique, zipper pull tear strip hinge. Simple to use, ensures food safety, prevents leaks. Unmatched with over 100 packaging solutions available. Economical, efficient and dependable. Our Essentials portfolio includes a comprehensive and proven blend of non-tamper-evident packaging solutions for every market - including perimeter seal solutions.

read moreAt Inline Plastics, it's all about you. Our customer. Your complete satisfaction is our top priority. From R&D, to Quality, Sales, Service or our custom Automation solutions, every aspect and every team you work with is dedicated to ensuring we understand your needs and deliver exceptional products and service. With three manufacturing facilities strategically placed across the United States, no matter where you are located, we have you covered. We are able to ensure the right products are produced where and when you need it.

read moreFrom environmental sustainability to industry-disrupting innovations, Inline Plastics leads where others follow. For over fifty years, our revolutionary ideas have transformed the food packaging marketplace. Our crystal-clear, 100% recyclable PET clamshell and two-piece containers offers packagers and retailers products specifically designed to attractively merchandise foods, while simultaneously meeting the consumer demands for safety, convenience and environmental responsibility. This leadership pledge encompasses everything we do.

read moreLike all successful entrepreneurs, Rudolph and Gene Orkisz recognized an opportunity. Settling in Bridgeport, CT after leaving their homes in Poland during the 1950's, the brothers foresaw the growth potential of using patterns and castings in manufacturing. Starting as a basement operation, they established the R&G Mold and Pattern Company. During the 1960's, they expanded, hired staff, and started thermoforming products as well. As the new company grew, Inline became one of its largest clients to the extent that they were devoting 100% of its resources to filling Inline's needs.