GREGORY PACKAGING, INC.

Gregory Packaging, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing and supply of frozen fruit, juice, and vegetable commodities for federal food assistance programs. Their core capabilities center on high-volume production of shelf-stable, frozen juice products—including single-serve 4-ounce cups and cartons of apple and orange juice—meeting stringent USDA commodity specifications for nutrition, safety, and packaging integrity. The company demonstrates technical expertise in cryogenic freezing, aseptic processing, and compliant cold-chain logistics, ensuring product integrity from production to federal distribution points. Their specialization lies in consistent, large-scale fulfillment of USDA’s Food Donation and Nutrition Assistance programs, with precise adherence to federal food safety standards and labeling requirements for perishable commodities. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-term relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, serving as a trusted supplier of frozen juice commodities under the USDA’s Food Distribution Program. Their work supports national food aid initiatives, delivering standardized, nutritionally compliant products to schools, food banks, and international humanitarian efforts. This recurring engagement reflects deep familiarity with USDA procurement protocols, commodity specification sheets, and delivery timelines critical to federal food aid operations. Gregory Packaging operates exclusively within NAICS 311411, focusing on the frozen juice and fruit processing segment of the food manufacturing industry. Their market positioning is defined by precision in producing USDA-approved frozen beverages at scale, differentiating themselves through reliability in meeting strict federal quality and packaging benchmarks rather than broad product diversification. As a 2L entity headquartered in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Gregory Packaging is a mid-sized manufacturer with focused operational capacity in frozen food processing. While no federal certifications are listed, their sustained performance for USDA underscores regulatory compliance and operational maturity in government food supply chains. Their geographic presence supports national distribution networks, positioning them as a dependable source for perishable commodity procurement within the federal nutrition assistance ecosystem.