The acquisition of Emballage MPP is expected to help Dallas Plastics expand its presence in Canada and bolster its position in the production and distribution of high-performance speciality films used in flexible packaging

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Dallas Plastics acquires Canada-based Emballage MPP. (Credit: uluer servet yüce from Pixabay)

Dallas Plastics, a portfolio company of industrial-focused private equity firm Sole Source Capital, has acquired Canada-based Emballage MPP for an undisclosed sum.

Emballage MPP, based in Montreal, Quebec, produces a wide range of polyethylene-based blown film products, selling primarily to defensive end markets, including medical, food packaging, and logistics.

The acquisition of Emballage MPP is expected to help Dallas Plastics expand its presence in Canada and bolster its position in the production and distribution of high-performance speciality films used in flexible packaging.

Dallas Plastics CEO Kevin Pierce said: “We are excited to welcome MPP to the Dallas Plastics portfolio. With a focus on food packaging products and exposure to the Canadian market, we believe MPP makes a great addition to our growing company.

“We look forward to continuing to provide MPP’s customers with the excellent customer service and quality that they’ve come to expect from Angelo Orlando and his team.”

The latest deal represents Sole Source Capital’s second add-on acquisition for Dallas Plastics after the company acquired Hi-De Liners in 2021.

Emballage MPP founder Angelo Orlando said: “We look forward to partnering with Dallas Plastics.

“We have no doubt that MPP will be an excellent foothold into Canada for Dallas Plastics. MPP stands to benefit from Dallas Plastics’ scale, connectivity with resin suppliers, and operational expertise.”

Dallas Plastics is a manufacturer of blown polyethylene film with printing, embossing, and other value-added capabilities for the medical, food, and industrial end markets.

The company is based in Mesquite, Texas and has locations in Longview, Texas, Wentzville, Missouri, and Orange, Massachusetts.