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The Millcraft Paper Company is one of the largest independent merchants in the Midwest. The Millcraft Paper Company was founded in Cleveland in 1920 by Harold Keil. Between 1928 and 1978, Millcraft established branches in Toledo and Akron, Ohio, and Erie, Pa. Since 1986, the company acquired several businesses, most of which were headquartered in the Detroit metropolitan area. The Millcraft Paper Company s business development team can put together a package of papers that are customized to its customers marketing plan and core values. The company establishes paper programs based on their customers history of paper usage and their marketing requirements. The company maintains an office in Cleveland.

Founded in 1899, Sonoco Products Company manufactures consumer and industrial packaging products. The company produces agricultural cores that are used in various applications that include greenhouse covers, silage bags, silo covers, sod applications, mulch films and baling. It also offers fiber mining tubes and glass covers. The company also offers rigid paper containers and provides a range of shipping products. It makes electrical tubes and plastic tape cores. The company has expertise in the area of manufacturing nailed plywood reels. Additionally, it offers a complete line of injection-molded rigid dye tubes designed for high-speed winders. The company offers a range of services, such as film lamination, printing, cylinder graving and graphics management. The company maintains a location in Munroe Falls, Ohio.

The primary product produced by Temple-Inland s corrugated packaging division is containerboard, which is the largest segment of the United States paper market. Containerboard is made using softwood fiber and is used to create corrugated packaging. The company s 2 million acres of forestland provide the majority of its fiber requirements. Formerly known as Inland Paperboard & Packaging, Temple-Inland s corrugated packaging business includes five containerboard mills, one corrugating medium mill and more than 70 converting operations. These locations are dispersed throughout the continental United States, including Madison, Ohio. Temple-Inland has additional locations in Mexico and Puerto Rico. The corrugated packaging business segment, which began in 1918, accounted for approximately 60 percent of Temple-Inland s revenue in 2003. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Temple-Inland also has forest products, financial services and real estate divisions.