Company overview
Glenroy, Inc. is the company name used in the supplied Flexible Packaging Association (FPA) buyers-guide listing for the supplier discussed here; the company homepage presents the business as Glenroy® Flexible Packaging [1][2]. The available evidence describes a U.S.-based flexible packaging converter focused on custom laminations, stand-up pouches, premade STANDCAP pouches, and surface-printable rollstock for narrow-web printers [1][2]. The FPA listing states that Glenroy has focused solely on flexible packaging since 1965 and identifies it as a converter [2]. The homepage describes Glenroy as a 3rd generation family-owned company [1].
These are supplier-stated and directory-listing claims, not independently audited findings. The profile does not establish legal registration, ownership records, all manufacturing locations, production capacity, export markets, customer list, price levels, MOQs, or lead times. Details below are therefore a research draft to verify directly with the company before sourcing.
Company information
| Field | Available information | Evidence or check needed |
|---|---|---|
| Official or trading name | Glenroy, Inc. in the FPA listing; homepage presents Glenroy® Flexible Packaging [1][2]. | Confirm the exact contracting entity and whether the trading name differs from the legal entity. |
| Official website | Source-listed company homepage: https://www.glenroy.com/ [1]. | Confirm the site remains the appropriate procurement channel; no independent identity check was performed for this profile. |
| Business type | Converter and flexible packaging supplier; the FPA listing describes printing, laminating, prototyping, and in-house pouch converting [2]. | Confirm which operations are in-house for the proposed order and which are subcontracted. |
| Country | United States [1][2]. | Address-based evidence only; legal registration was not checked. |
| Region/city | Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin [1][2]. | Confirm office and production locations separately. |
| Address | W158N9332 Nor-X-Way Ave., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 [1]; the FPA listing gives W158 N9332 Norxway Avenue, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051-1561 [2]. | Address formatting differs; confirm the exact postal address for contracts, samples, and deliveries. |
| Contact route | Phone (800) 824-1482 on the homepage; the FPA listing also gives 262-250-7204 and a buyers-guide contact, Kimberly Weiss, kimberlyw@glenroy.com [1][2]. | Confirm the correct sales or procurement contact and whether email is suitable for an RFQ. |
| Review status | Not checked. | No identity, site, certification, or financial review was performed for this profile. |
Products, services, and capabilities
The sources support the following product and process claims. The table keeps each claim within its source context; it does not imply that every material, format, or process is available for every order.
| Offering or process | What the source states | What to confirm for your order |
|---|---|---|
| Custom flexible packaging, films, and laminations | The homepage describes custom laminations; the FPA listing names high-barrier laminations, adhesive and extrusion laminating, and a broad film materials range [1][2]. | Exact structure, barrier requirement, food-contact status, recycled content, roll or pouch form, and which laminating process applies. |
| Stand-up and other pouches | The homepage promotes customized high-barrier stand-up pouches; the FPA packaging list includes stand-up, side-gusset, and lay-flat pouches and bags [1][2]. | Format, dimensions, fill weight, closure, spout or fitment, child-resistant need, filling equipment, and finishing. |
| Premade STANDCAP pouches | The homepage states that premade STANDCAP pouches expand the portfolio and mentions a PCR format with up to 48% recycled content [1]. | Available STANDCAP sizes, PCR percentage by structure, dispenser or fitment, filling-line compatibility, MOQ, and sample availability. |
| TruRenu sustainable flexible packaging | The homepage says TruRenu includes recyclable pouches and film laminations that qualify for the How2Recycle® store drop-off label program, plus PCR pouches and laminations with up to 53% recycled content [1]. | Whether the intended structure actually qualifies, store drop-off acceptance, exact PCR content, and supporting documentation. |
| Printed rollstock for narrow-web printers | The homepage offers surface-printable flexible packaging rollstock for narrow web printers [1]. | Web width, core, winding, surface treatment, print side, and whether printing is supplied by Glenroy or performed by the buyer. |
| Flexographic printing, coating, and converting | The FPA listing names flexographic printing, coating, bag and stand-up pouch converting, and reclosable features [2]. | Number of colors, plate or cylinder setup, registration, coating, finishing, in-house versus outsourced steps, and setup charges. |
| Design, prototyping, and technical services | The FPA listing names rapid pouch design and prototyping, graphic design, and research and analytical services [2]. | Prototype or sample fees, timeline, artwork ownership, testing scope, and whether services are included or billed separately. |
| Child-resistant packaging | The FPA Final Packaging section lists child resistant packaging [2]. | Applicable format, test protocol, certification, and whether the feature is supplied as a finished pouch or component. |
The FPA listing also includes a broad materials taxonomy, such as biaxially oriented polyester and polypropylene, cast polypropylene, coextruded barrier film, metalized film, nylon, polyethylene, post-consumer recycled film, rPET, aluminum oxide-coated film, paper-based materials, aluminum foil, and inks [2]. The listing does not show which combinations are standard, which are development options, or whether all are currently available. Ask for a structure data sheet rather than treating the taxonomy as a stock list.
The FPA listing also names markets including food and beverage, household, personal care, pharmaceutical, pet, nutritional, cosmetic, medical device, and industrial [2]. These are stated application markets; the sources do not show customer references, regulatory approvals for specific products, or current capacity by market.
Locations and production scope
The documented company address is in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin [1][2]. The FPA listing describes in-house pouch converting and adhesive and extrusion laminating as capabilities [2], but the supplied sources do not state which stages, if any, are performed at that address, whether additional plants exist, or whether any steps are outsourced. The homepage and FPA listing should not be read as proof that every listed process occurs at one site.
No documented production capacity, number of lines, warehouse footprint, export markets, or fulfillment locations are provided. A buyer should ask for the proposed manufacturing site and confirm which processes are in-house for the specific pouch or rollstock program.
Order information and quotation preparation
The supplied sources do not provide prices, MOQs, lead times, tooling or setup charges, sampling fees, payment terms, Incoterms, or delivery areas. These must be quoted per product family and order quantity. The PCR percentages and How2Recycle qualification described on the homepage are product claims tied to specific TruRenu and STANDCAP formats, not universal terms for all Glenroy packaging [1].
Prepare an RFQ that includes:
- Packaging format: premade stand-up pouch, STANDCAP, side-gusset or lay-flat pouch, bag, or printed rollstock for narrow-web conversion.
- Product and fill: product type, fill weight or volume, dimensions, headspace, closure or fitment, reclosable or child-resistant requirement, and filling equipment.
- Material and performance: proposed structure, barrier needs, food-contact or medical requirements, recyclability or PCR target, and required documentation.
- Print and finishing: flexographic print requirements, number of colors, artwork status, plate or cylinder responsibility, surface finish, and any coating or lamination.
- Commercials: annual and first-order quantity, pack-out, samples, setup or tooling charges, delivery destination, required-at-date, and requested validity period.
Ask the supplier to state assumptions separately for each format. If a representative cannot confirm a specification in writing, request a technical data sheet or a written quotation referencing the exact structure.
Quality, samples, and certificate information
The FPA Buyers Guide lists BRC under Certifications for Glenroy [2]. The supplied material does not give the issuing body, certificate number, site, product scope, or expiry date, and Biznax has not independently checked the certificate. A BRC listing in a directory should not be treated as proof that every product, material, or site is covered.
The FPA listing also states that Glenroy offers rapid pouch design and prototyping [2]. No public sample policy, sample fee, prototype turnaround, testing protocol, or quality-management system detail is provided. The homepage statement that certain recyclable pouches and film laminations qualify for the How2Recycle store drop-off label program is a labeling-qualification claim and should be confirmed for the exact proposed structure [1].
For a purchase decision, request: a current certificate copy and scope; the manufacturing site covered; food-contact or regulatory declarations where relevant; a sample made from the intended material and print process; dimensional and seal-strength specifications; and change-control or batch-traceability information. These are inquiry items, not evidence that the supplier has already supplied them.
Evidence and information gaps
This profile relies on two sources: Glenroy’s homepage [1] and its Flexible Packaging Association buyers-guide listing [2]. The homepage supports the company’s stated focus, product families, sustainability claims, address, and toll-free phone. The FPA listing supports the converter description, since-1965 statement, process and product taxonomy, BRC listing, and a second phone and contact route. Neither source is an independent audit, and no supplied document verifies plant equipment, capacity, legal registration, ownership, certifications, or commercial terms.
Address formatting differs between the two sources (Nor-X-Way Ave., WI 53051 versus Norxway Avenue, WI 53051-1561) [1][2]; confirm the exact address to use on purchase orders. The FPA page also displays an Annapolis, Maryland address in its contact section; this profile does not treat it as a Glenroy site. The source material also does not resolve whether all listed converting and laminating processes are performed in-house, what the minimum order quantities are, or which markets are actively served from which site.
No adverse finding is implied by these gaps. They identify what a buyer should verify before relying on the profile for sourcing.
Next steps for a buyer
- Confirm the contracting entity, official quotation contact, manufacturing site, and exact address; use the website domain and phone numbers from the sources rather than inferred details.
- Send a written specification for the intended pouch, STANDCAP, bag, or rollstock, including material structure, dimensions, fill method, print, and performance requirements.
- Ask for a sample or prototype plan and a quotation that separates material, printing, lamination, converting, tooling or setup, freight, and any testing costs.
- Request current BRC certificate scope and any product-specific regulatory or recyclability documentation before approving the specification.
- Compare the returned quotation against the same specification and quantity from other flexible packaging converters; this profile is not a recommendation or ranking.