From our Ohana to yours, a special thank you! It is with great pleasure Kalani Packaging can announce our presence in this year’s Puget Sound Business Journal’s Fastest Growing Private Companies in Washington, for the second year.

This honor is coupled with a recent article in the PSBJ, which features the importance of Kalani’s culture and a brief history of the business.

You can read the full PSBJ article here…

“Kalani Packaging Culture Catapults Sales“

Providing customer service with a touch of Aloha is what we do best! We believe understanding our customer’s individual goals, and being a trusted resource is what sets Kalani apart.

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