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Est. 1995 — Guadalajara, México

The same family, 31 years on.

In 1995, in Guadalajara, a family business started making packaging for the growers around it. The idea came from a simple irritation: Mexico grew some of the best fruit in the world and sold it with no name on it. The lime crossed the border every bit as good as the neighbour's, and got paid the same low price. The only thing that could tell them apart was the packaging.

Thirty years later we are still the same family — now with eight plants, 10,000 m², close to 400 people, and an office in Pharr, Texas. We design, print, manufacture and ship under one roof, and our packaging reaches every state in Mexico and more than seven countries.

We sell to whoever packs fruit and vegetables — lime, onion, potato, avocado, citrus — in Mexico and the United States, and to industrial customers who need mesh and film made to their own spec. We grew a good deal. What didn't change is that when you call, the person who answers knows your name.

A shopper at home with EE Print Pack packaging on the counter: mesh-bagged limes and onions, a poly bag of peppers and a garlic pouch
Where it ends up: somebody's kitchen.

Mission

We exist so your fruit stops being "limes" and starts being your limes. Everything in this business pushes a grower toward the pile: same price, same box, same face. We make the packaging that breaks the pile — with the quality and the consistency to hold a brand up order after order, year after year. Whoever sells fruit gets paid by the kilo. Whoever sells a brand gets paid by the name.

Vision

In five years we want to be the supplier you call first, not the one you quote last. The best on quality, on service and on speed — and the only one that stays with you from the moment the fruit is cut to the moment someone lifts it off the shelf and takes it home. So that when someone in the field says "I need packaging that sells," the next name said out loud is ours.


The EE Print Pack line laid out together: mesh bags, poly bags, net tubes and trays
Part of the line, on one table.

One Roof, Start To Finish

How a manufactured order actually moves

Five steps, five in-house teams, one point of contact the whole way through.

01

Design

You come in with an idea, a logo in JPG, or a napkin — and you leave with press-ready artwork, laid out to the real dimensions of your bag.

02

Print

Our own presses, and color controlled order by order, so your brand looks the same on the first run and on the hundredth.

03

Manufacture

We turn the roll into bag, mesh, tube or film — in the size and gauge your machine asks for. Not the other way around.

04

Logistics

Production and shipping are built around your harvest date, and we cross into the United States through Pharr.

05

Customer Service

A rep with a name who quotes you, confirms, tells you when the truck leaves, and answers on Saturday if that is what it takes.


How We Work

What we actually hold ourselves to

01

We keep the date

If we said Tuesday, it is Tuesday. And if something slips, you hear it from us before you hear it from your customer. Never the other way around.

02

We front up

No switchboard, no help desk. A rep with a name and a cell number, who quoted you, and who picks up when things go well and when they don't.

03

Same every run

The red on your bag in December is the same red in January. Your customer has no reason to notice there was another order in between.

04

Solve first, bill later

When a rush comes in, the first question here is how do we do it — not what do we charge for rush.

05

Everything in house

We design, print, manufacture and ship it ourselves. When something needs correcting there is nobody to blame, which is exactly why it gets corrected fast.


Every Order

What ships with it

  • Your rep, with a cell number, from the quote until the truck arrives. Always the same one.
  • The spec sheet for the line you bought: size, gauge and material, in writing.
  • The certification documents when your line has them, ready to show your buyer.
  • Status notice: when it enters production, and when the shipment leaves. Without you having to ask.

Talk To A Person

Your account, your rep

Eduardo Argüelles

Eduardo Argüelles

VP Sales / Director Comercial
eduardo.arguelles@eeprintpack.com

Nicolás Gómez

Sales
nicolas.gomez@eeprintpack.com

Olivier Gabayete

Sales
olivier.gabayete@eeprintpack.com

Lázaro García

Sales
lazaro.garcia@eeprintpack.com
Alberto Rodríguez

Alberto Rodríguez

Jr. Sales Manager
alberto.rodriguez@eeprintpack.com

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