Mission

To be the best full service provider of packaging products, supplies and services.
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History
Since 1959, we’ve helped customers solve their packaging problems with innovative ideas, uncompromising product quality and on-time delivery. You’ll also discover a host of value added services designed to make your job easier and more cost-effective. As a family-owned business, Landaal Packaging Systems offers a tradition of consistent, reliable service to our many customers.

Jan. 4, 2012 —PRWeb.com
Landaal Packaging Systems and The BoxMaker Inc. Align to Bring Patented POPTECH Displays to the Pacific Northwest.

November 9, 2011 — PRLog.org
Steve Landaal, President, Landaal Packaging Systems Speaks at Stetson University

September 9, 2011 — PRWeb.com
Landaal Packaging Systems and Service Litho-Print Join Forces in Bringing High-impact Lenticular 3-D Printing to Patented Poptech Point of Purchase Retail Displays

June 22, 2011 — HBA Global Expo
Landaal To Showcase Point Of Purchase Technology at HBA Global Expo in New York

May 23, 2011 — PopOn.net
What can Point of Purchase Displays do to help sell my products?

May 17, 2011 — French Broad Chocolates
Luxury Chocolate And Gourmet Confections Maker Chooses Landaal Green Cell Foam® Shipping Coolers

March 16, 2011 — WidePR
GlobalShop To Show Poptech Point of Purchase Visual Merchandisers by Landaal Packaging

February 15, 2011 — ABC12 News (WJRT)
Diversity is Key to Auto Supplier’s Success

February 14, 2011 — Dow Chemical Company
Dow Chemical & Landaal Packaging partnership – Sustainability in a box

February 1, 2011 — PRWeb.com
Landaal Packaging Brings Innovative Point of Purchase Display Technology to U.S. Retail Marketplace

January 18, 2011 — prlog.org
Eco-friendly Wine Shipping Containers Revealed in California Wine Country

Point of Purchase Displays – Proper Placement is Key To Your Marketing Success

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A few years back there was a country music song by the name of “What was I thinking?” As I review many of the Point of Purchase displays in the market today, I often wonder if some of the marketing group members who input these programs ever utter those same words.
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Don’t get me wrong, I truly believe that the mass majority of the marketing and creative teams behind many of the point of purchase display programs have great intentions and a strong desire to put their products in a position to sell more volume. The trouble, or maybe confusion would be a better word, is that sometimes they really do not have a good feel for how the product is going to be displayed within their own retail outlets.
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A good example is a recent full size graphic corrugated marketing sign that I came across at my regional chain grocery store. This was a nice piece. It was purchased by the grocer and was used to promote a particular convenience that the store offered. The standee itself stood six foot in height and was close to forty-eight inches in width. The marketing team went the extra mile with the display as it had two full graphic sides representing the message with a custom multi-sided easel. Again, it was impressive.