Inteplast Group is a privately held plastics manufacturer headquartered in Livingston, New Jersey. It traces its start to 1991, when it built its flagship plant and offices in Lolita, Texas, and it has since grown into a supplier of films, can liners, foodservice and grocery products, PET packaging and building products. It calls itself the largest supplier of BOPP film in North America and says it has more than 10,000 employees and over 100 facilities worldwide. Its Inteplast Building Products unit sells PVC and polystyrene trim, decking, moulding and garage weatherstrip from four plants. In October 2026, Inteplast agreed to buy composite decking maker Fiberon from Fortune Brands Innovations, with Fiberon headed into its World-Pak division and building products unit. Terms weren’t disclosed.
For anyone sourcing on the construction side, the relevant entry point is Inteplast Building Products, one of seventeen product categories the company lists. It splits into decking, porch, interior moulding, exterior moulding, trim and wall covering. Construction and home improvement is also named as one of fifteen markets the company serves, alongside agriculture, automotive, food packaging, grocery, healthcare, manufacturing and industrial, and retail.
The rest of the catalogue is mostly films and packaging: BOPP films, engineered films, stretch films, XF films, technical specialty films, PET products, paper products, concentrates and compounds, institutional can liners, foodservice and grocery products, healthcare products, and sustainable packaging and printing solutions.
The company’s own history puts the starting point in Lolita, Texas. The South Texas site was chosen in 1991 for the construction room it offered, the absence of the usual zoning restrictions, and utility costs among the lowest in North America. Corporate headquarters was established in Livingston, New Jersey, the same year. What followed was a run of plant openings on the same Texas ground: the AmTopp division in September 1992, a Profile plant for the World-Pak division in March 1993, an XF Films plant in June 1995, and a second BOPP plant in February 1997.
Headquarters is at 9 Peach Tree Hill Rd, Livingston, NJ 07039. Media enquiries go through Ayesha Gallion at (973) 994-8096. General product enquiries route through a contact form that asks for the product category and product group up front, which is worth knowing: the quickest path to the right desk is to specify the building products group rather than submitting a general inquiry.