Modern Packaging was originally incorporated in 1948. Modern Packaging grew from the textile industry which employed Modern Packaging to produce cellophane bags for the containment of hosiery for peg board display within the Kroger Food markets. FMC cellophane bag machines were employed to fabricate cellophane bags. With the advent of extrusion coating of polyethylene onto cellophane, Modern Packaging initiated the packaging of fresh seafood and meat products for consumer display within the A & P grocery stores. Further fabrication and the employment of polypropylene film enabled Modern Packaging to produce quality surface or reverse printed laminations for the containment of cheese. The acquisition of an extrusion coater\laminator enabled Modern Packaging to address packaging films for the perishable goods market. Reverse printed packaging films and laminations for the containment seafood, dairy, meat products as well as processed foods became the stable of Modern Packaging. 1962 was the year that changed the packaging world of Medical Device. Modern Packaging, in cooperation with Becton Dickenson Inc., introduced peelable Chevron Pouch for the expressed purpose of Ethylene Oxide Sterilization of medical instrument packaged within the Chevron Pouch. Introducing this packaging concept to the Medical Device Manufacturers gave birth to the Disposable Medical Device industry as we know it today. Enabling manufacturers to employ disposable fabricated material