Tap Packaging Announces Katy Kvassay as Senior Customer Account Specialist
CLEVELAND — Cleveland-based paperboard packaging manufacturer Tap Packaging Solutions announced Katy Kvassay joined the Corporate Communications Department as Senior Customer Account Specialist. Kvassay will be responsible for managing complex packaging projects, in addition to facilitating communications between internal departments and the national brands that rely on Tap to design and Read More
Tap Packaging Solutions’ Chuck Castle Inducted into the Retail Confectioners International Board of Directors
CLEVELAND – Tap Packaging Solutions’ assistant vice president of key accounts, Chuck Castle, has recently been inducted into the RCI (Retail Confectioners International) Board of Directors. “It has been the warm welcome of the RCI association and its members that has helped my company become a major player in the confection Read More
Meet Tap at the RCI Convention and Summer Fancy Food Show
Tap Packaging will be attending the RCI Annual Convention & Industry Expo, an incredible multi-faceted event for the confectionery industry, and the SFA Summer Fancy Food Show, the largest specialty food trade event in North America, back-to-back at the end of June 2016. Tap will be exhibiting its premium folding carton and Read More
Tap Packaging Solutions Named Best Workplace in the Americas in 2015 Competition
Cleveland, Ohio — November 9, 2015 — Tap Packaging Solutions of Cleveland, Ohio has been awarded the designation, Best Workplace in the Americas 2015, for their exemplary human resources practices. Begun to specifically honor printing companies that provide a superior work environment, the Best Workplace in the Americas program was created Read More
Making a Comeback: Cleveland Manufacturer Gears up for Growth, Creates Jobs
CLEVELAND – Cleveland-based Tap Packaging Solutions, a manufacturer of consumer packaging, is growing fast and seeking to expand its workforce. Located in Cleveland since 1906, Tap has survived two world wars, multiple economic recessions, changing technologies, and yes, several heartbreaking Cleveland sports seasons. When the digital revolution forever changed the Read More
