Siegwerk expands across US and Canada

Siegwerk is further expanding its footprint in the United States and Canada with targeted investments. These investments focus on increasing production capacity, enhancing operational efficiency, and advancing sustainable infrastructure. The company is underscoring the growing strategic importance of the United States and Canada within its global growth strategy.

As part of its strategic agenda, FORMULA 2030, Siegwerk has committed to significantly investing in the modernization and expansion of its global production network to further strengthen its competitiveness and create long-term value for its customers.

“FORMULA 2030 is about translating our global strategic direction into concrete regional initiatives that create value for our customers and strengthen our business over the long term,” states Christopher van Laack, president, Americas, and Group executive member, Siegwerk. “By further expanding our regional production network and technology capabilities, we are creating an even more resilient supply base for our customers across the United States and Canada.”

The company’s latest investments in the region are particularly focused on expanding production capabilities, increasing flexibility, and improving operational resilience.

Siegwerk in Iowa

At Siegwerk’s site in Des Moines, IA, several projects are underway to expand capacity and improve operational efficiency. These include the modernization of milling and blending equipment, as well as the implementation of new white and color production systems.

By enabling highly efficient inline batch production, the new systems will increase operational flexibility and strengthen Siegwerk’s ability to reliably meet evolving customer needs and support future growth.

The company also recently broke ground on a new warehouse building in early June. This expansion will provide additional storage capacity, primarily to support the site’s solvent-based operations and thus meet the growing demand for flexible packaging solutions. Beyond increasing warehouse capacity, the new facility also provides the flexibility required for future expansion as market needs evolve.

“With these investments, we strengthen our ability to deliver the quality, reliability, and responsiveness our customers expect,” says Jarred Carter, BU Head Flexible Packaging CUSA, Siegwerk. “At the same time, the new assets not only increase our operational flexibility today, but also provide the capacity needed to support our customers’ growth in the future.”

Siegwerk in North Carolina

At its Morganton, NC, site, Siegwerk is expanding its technology capabilities by adding water-based and UV-based inkjet production, which is scheduled for completion in 2026. This investment will broaden the company’s capabilities in one of the packaging industry’s fastest-growing technologies.

In addition, investments in new milling and blending equipment will further strengthen Siegwerk’s Narrow Web portfolio in the region. The site will also install solar panels funded through Siegwerk’s dedicated Green Fund, enabling it to partially power its operations with renewable energy and contribute clean electricity to the local grid. Further facility and IT upgrades will enhance operational efficiency and customer support.

“Our customers expect solutions that combine performance, efficiency, and a credible sustainability perspective,” remarks Todd Blumsack, BU Head Narrow Web CUSA, Siegwerk. “The investments in Morganton reflect exactly that balance.”