In the pharmaceutical and consumer‑goods world, blister packs protect products from moisture, contamination and tampering while giving you a convenient way to display dosage information.
Choosing a partner for blister packaging can be challenging because so many companies offer similar solutions.
As a packaging professional, you want a manufacturer that combines innovation, sustainability and responsive customer service.
Below you’ll find ten of the world’s leading blister pack manufacturers, ranked from our own Pakoro packaging company to other global giants.
We’ve prioritised key features that people search for—capacity, sustainability, speed, customisation and industry experience—so you can quickly identify which supplier best suits your needs.
1. Pakoro Packaging

At Pakoro we believe quality comes from a blend of craftsmanship and innovation.
Our Shenzhen, China company specialises in custom printed boxes and bags and has recently expanded into blister pack manufacturing.
Clients love our low minimum order quantities (MOQs) and fast turnaround times.
If you need unique shapes, vibrant printing or sustainable materials, we’ve got you covered.
Our website highlights how we work closely with customers to transform ideas into packaging that sells—our designers take you from concept through production, and you can even request a free sample or quote via our contact page.
The emphasis on “innovative and sustainable packaging” sets us apartpakoro.com.
With state‑of‑the‑art machinery, a commitment to eco‑friendly materials and an enthusiastic team, Pakoro is an ideal choice if you need personalised blister packs without the headaches of large minimum runs.
2. Amcor plc

If you need global reach, Amcor is the heavyweight.
Founded in 1896 and headquartered in Zurich, Amcor produces flexible and rigid packaging, specialty cartons and closures across more than 36 countries
. It employs over 77 000 people and generated about US$15 billion in sales as of mid‑2025.
Amcor’s blister packs are widely used in pharmaceuticals and consumer goods because they offer high‑barrier protection and support recyclable materials.
Amcor also absorbed the Bemis Company in 2019, making it one of the most diversified packaging firms on the planet.
Request a quote3. Sonoco Products Company

Founded in 1899 as the Southern Novelty Company, Sonoco is the world’s largest producer of composite cans, tubes and cores.
With 19 900 employees, operations in more than 33 countries and annualised net sales around US$7.3 billion, Sonoco supplies consumer packaging, industrial products and packaging supply‑chain services to customers in 85 nations.
The company produces blister packs for pharmaceuticals and consumer goods with an emphasis on recyclability and supply‑chain efficiency.
Request a quote4. Smurfit WestRock

Born from the 2015 merger of MeadWestvaco and RockTenn and now part of the Smurfit WestRock group,
WestRock operates over 500 facilities in more than 40 countries and employs 100 000+ people.
Its 2024 revenue was roughly US$19.5 billion, placing it among the world’s largest packaging companies.
WestRock’s product portfolio spans bleached paperboard, corrugated packaging, folding cartons and bespoke blister packaging for pharmaceuticals and electronics.
Sustainability is a core focus: the company aims to reduce waste and offers recyclable paper‑based blister packs.
Request a quote5. Constantia Flexibles

Constantia Flexibles has more than 110 years of experience and positions itself as a global leader in flexible packaging for consumer and pharmaceutical markets.
The company’s motto “We rethink packaging every day” underscores its commitment to innovation and sustainability.
Constantia’s blister packs offer high‑barrier films and recyclable materials; they also provide child‑resistant and senior‑friendly opening features.
With manufacturing plants across Europe, Asia and the Americas, Constantia ensures reliable supply and local support.
Request a quote6. Klöckner Pentaplast (kp)

Klöckner Pentaplast, commonly known as kp, operates 30 plants in 18 countries and employs over 5 600 people.
The company designs and manufactures sustainable plastic films used to protect food, consumer goods and pharmaceuticals.
kp specialises in blister packaging films made with recycled content and high‑barrier protective layers for moisture‑sensitive tablets.
Its mission is to provide solutions that preserve product integrity while minimising environmental impact.
If you’re searching for eco‑friendly blister film, kp’s portfolio is a strong candidate.
Request a quote7. Tekni‑Plex

Although Tekni‑Plex’s primary site may be hard to access from Japan, industry profiles describe the company as a globally integrated materials science firm.
Headquartered in Wayne, Pennsylvania, Tekni‑Plex develops and manufactures innovative packaging materials, medical compounds and precision‑crafted medical tubing for healthcare, personal‑care and food markets.
The company employs around 4 000 people and operates plants in Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Germany, India, Italy, Northern Ireland and the United States.
Tekni‑Plex’s blister films are known for their excellent moisture and oxygen barriers, making them ideal for sensitive drugs and nutraceuticals.
Request a quote8. ACG (Associated Capsules Group)

ACG, headquartered in Mumbai, India, is both a packaging material producer and a machinery manufacturer.
Founded in 1961, ACG operates in 100 countries, employs 4 500 people and offers solutions across empty hard capsules, encapsulation machines, fluid‑bed equipment and packaging machinery such as blister packers and cartoners.
The company recently received a World Economic Forum “Lighthouse Network” accreditation, highlighting its commitment to digital manufacturing excellence (see the homepage screenshot above).
For customers seeking a one‑stop shop—capsules, packaging materials and the machinery to fill and seal them—ACG provides unparalleled convenience.
Request a quote9. Rohrer Corporation

Founded in 1973, Rohrer Corporation specialises in consumer blister packaging, clamshells, club‑store packaging and printed cards.
The company’s ezCombo® program groups orders from multiple clients so you can take advantage of fast turnarounds and lower costs.
Rohrer operates seven facilities in the United States and Mexico and invests heavily in state‑of‑the‑art manufacturing technologies to produce eye‑catching retail packages.
If you sell consumer products that need to stand out on shelves, Rohrer’s design and production capabilities can help you achieve that.
Request a quote10. Gerresheimer AG

Gerresheimer is a German manufacturer of primary packaging products and drug‑delivery devices made of special‑purpose glass and plastics.
Established in 1864 and headquartered in Düsseldorf, the company serves pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries with items ranging from glass vials and ampoules to plastic syringes and inhalers.
Gerresheimer’s blister packaging solutions combine high‑barrier films with precise forming to protect sensitive medications and ensure accurate dosing.
Its worldwide footprint spans Europe, the Americas and Asia, ensuring reliable supply.
Request a quoteHow to Choose the Right Manufacturer
When selecting a blister pack manufacturer, consider your product requirements—are you packaging moisture‑sensitive tablets, nutraceuticals or electronics?
Companies like Pakoro and Rohrer offer custom design and low MOQs, making them ideal for start‑ups or niche brands.
If you need global distribution and regulatory expertise, Amcor, Sonoco or Smurfit WestRock provide scalable capacity and compliance assurance.
Sustainability is increasingly important: kp, Constantia Flexibles, Amcor and WestRock invest heavily in recyclable materials and reduced carbon footprints.
Machinery integration is another factor—ACG not only supplies blister films but also the equipment to package them.
Finally, consider lead times and customer service; Pakoro’s responsive team and Rohrer’s ezCombo program are designed to get your products to market quickly.
Ready to discuss your blister packaging needs?
Reach out to Pakoro through our contact page and let’s start creating packaging that protects your products and wows your customers.






