Berry Global Group, Inc.
Plastics packaging manufacturer headquartered in Evansville, Indiana, now operating as a subsidiary of Amcor following the April 2025 merger.
Company Type
private
Founded
1967
Headquarters
Evansville, Indiana, USA
Revenue
Approximately $12.3 billion (final year before Amcor merger)
Employees
Approximately 42,000
Primary Market
Global
About Berry Global Group, Inc.
Is Berry Global publicly traded?
No. BERY delisted when the Amcor merger closed April 30, 2025; the business now trades through parent Amcor (AMCR).
Who owns Berry Global?
Amcor plc owns Berry Global as a wholly owned subsidiary.
What does Berry Global make?
Plastic packaging, films, containers, closures, and nonwoven materials for consumer, healthcare, and industrial markets.
Where is Berry Global headquartered?
Evansville, Indiana, USA.
How much revenue did Berry generate?
Approximately $12.3 billion in its final standalone year.
History of Berry Global Group, Inc.
Berry Plastics began in Evansville in 1967, growing from a regional plastics molder into an acquisition platform that consolidated the fragmented packaging industry.
Apollo Global Management took the company private in a leveraged buyout, then returned it to public markets in a 2012 NYSE listing as BERY.
Mega-acquisitions defined the growth: the 2016 purchase of Avintiv brought nonwoven materials, and the 2019 $6.5 billion RPC Group acquisition made Berry a global plastics leader across consumer and industrial packaging.
Facing pressure on plastic waste and valuation, Berry agreed in late 2024 to merge with Amcor, completing the April 30, 2025 combination that created the industry's largest packaging company and delisted BERY shares.
Berry Global Group, Inc. Sustainability & Ethics
Plastic packaging faces structural sustainability pressure; Berry invested in recycled-content and recyclable designs amid growing regulatory and brand-customer demands for circular materials.
Controversy, Regulation & Public Scrutiny
Plastics scrutiny: The industry-wide environmental pressure on single-use plastics and packaging waste defines the regulatory environment.
No defining controversies beyond routine manufacturing litigation.
Brands Owned by Berry Global Group, Inc.
Berry Global Group, Inc. owns 1 brand in our database. Explore the ownership tree below — click categories to expand and see individual brands.
Berry Global Group, Inc.
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Berry Global Group, Inc. Ownership: Pros & Cons
Advantages
- +Scale inside the industry's largest packaging combination
- +Complementary rigid packaging to Amcor's flexible strength
- +Nonwoven materials exposure to healthcare and hygiene growth
- +Global manufacturing platform
Considerations
- -Structural sustainability pressure on plastics
- -No longer a standalone investment after the merger
- -Integration execution inside Amcor
- -Regulatory pressure on packaging materials
Frequently Asked Questions About Berry Global Group, Inc.
Is Berry Global publicly traded?
No. BERY delisted when the Amcor merger closed April 30, 2025; the business now trades through parent Amcor (AMCR).
Who owns Berry Global?
Amcor plc owns Berry Global as a wholly owned subsidiary.
What does Berry Global make?
Plastic packaging, films, containers, closures, and nonwoven materials for consumer, healthcare, and industrial markets.
Where is Berry Global headquartered?
Evansville, Indiana, USA.
How much revenue did Berry generate?
Approximately $12.3 billion in its final standalone year.
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