Punto Pack: sustainable synergies

Growth stages and investments of a fast and flexible company in production, storage, management and distribution of primary packaging - now also secondary paper packaging - designed for the nutraceutical, cosmetic, food and pharmaceutical markets

Describing Punto Pack means telling the story of a dream that became reality, a story that begins in the last century when Roberto Nisica, who was then the sales manager of a multinational corporation in the primary packaging industry, was entrusted with the so-called “dietetic” market, the precursor of today’s nutraceutical industry.
The many challenges that a large company typically faces when trying to support small, expanding clients - who require high flexibility and personalized services - led to the creation of Punto Pack at the beginning of the new century. This company quickly became a fast and flexible partner in the storage, management, and distribution of primary packaging.
From the very beginning, customers resonated perfectly with Punto Pack. As revenues steadily grew, the company launched a significant investment program, equipping itself with state-of-the-art machinery to fill the gaps in the multiple niches of the nutraceutical, cosmetic, and food markets.

From Parma to the world: service of excellence

The production hub in Parma became a key player in the city’s urban landscape, operating 24/7 and offering Punto Pack clients the highest levels of quality and service.
During the pandemic, the company stood out for its continuity in production, ensuring the supply of a range of socially essential products alongside its standard offerings.
It was during this challenging period that Punto Pack began its path of internationalization and growth through acquisitions. Punto Pack International was founded, and in a short time, it started exporting to over 30 countries. The company opened a branch in Gannat, France, and formed significant partnerships and collaborations in key markets across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. Simultaneously, it acquired MAV, a historic company with over 50 years of experience in primary packaging for high-end cosmetic and food products.
Revenue soon surpassed the 50-million-euro mark, and to provide concrete and positive solutions for sustainability, Punto Pack shortened its supply chain by integrating its transport partner, Multicargo, into the group.
In 2024, PrintingPack, an established player in secondary paper packaging, became part of the group, ideally completing the virtuous circle around the customer. With a turnover of 60 million euros, Punto Pack has positioned itself as a true "one-stop shop" for the nutraceutical, cosmetic, food, and pharmaceutical industries.