WestRock

WestRock, a fellow paper packaging behemoth and the industry's second-largest revenue generator, reported net sales of $18.2 billion in 2019. At the start of 2015, the company was formed by a "definitive merger agreement" between packaging giants Rock-Tenn Company and MeadWestvaco Corporation.

In May 2015, the newly formed business, which had a combined equity worth of $16 billion at the time of the acquisition, was given the name WestRock, and the merger was finalized two months later. Corrugated containers, containerboard, paperboard, and cartons are among the pulp-based goods produced by the company.

WestRock now employs 51,100 people worldwide in over 320 factories, design centers, research labs, and sales offices. Steven Voorhees, the Atlanta-based firm's CEO, has been in charge since the merger.

WestRock has a long history of innovation, leadership, and business ventures. During this time, there have been game-changing innovations in papermaking, packaging design, and retail solutions. WestRock focuses on partnering with clients to help them win on all fronts by offering an unrivaled array of paper and packaging goods. WestRock focuses on working with brands to help them win across the board by providing an unbeatable portfolio of paper and packaging products. With operations around the world and expertise in every shopping category, WestRock focuses on working with brands to help them win across the board by providing an unbeatable portfolio of paper and packaging products.

Founded: 2015
Headquarters: Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Revenue: 17.579 billion USD

Website: https://www.westrock.com/