IPP
history
Henk Kuiper establishes IPP International Paper & Plastic. With Mayr-Melnhof as a partner, IPP focuses mainly on cardboard and paper.
IPP starts representing and selling packaging film.
Jeroen Kuiper - current owner/director and son of Henk Kuiper - starts his carreer at IPP.
IPP acquires Neocarta bv to start selling more specialised products.
After working 23 years as representation and later as agent for Mayr-Melnhof , IPP and Mayr-Melnhof separate and continue on their own.
Jeroen Kuiper takes over 100% of his father' s shares.
IPP acquires Delta Paper International, returning to cardboard busisness - after Mayr-Melnhof's farewell.
To become more competitive, IPP is starting intercontinental cardboard sales with the addition of Roxcel Benelux.
IPP 's focus over the years has increasingly moved towards specialised products, with the market entry into the nonwoven industry in 2009 .
A new representation in food packaging papers.
With a vast knowledge of cartonboard and applications, IPP starts direct supply of processed materials, such as laminated cartonboard.
With the acquisition of six representatives and seven employees from the bankrupt PaperlinX , IPP is entering a new phase with a strong expansion in cartonboard, and specialties range and a strengthening and broadening of the IPP team.
IPP acquires the Belgium company Daniel Fain. With representations in corrugated board, paper and cartonboard for a broad customer base, Daniel Fain provides a good basis to strengthen and expand its market position in Belgium and France.
IPP International Paper & Plastic changes name to IPP Packaging Materials.
IPP Packaging Materials GmbH was founded. And with that, we are officially established in Germany.