REV Copack
REV Copack helps beverage brands move faster — we handle variety pack assembly, cartoning, e-commerce fulfillment, and warehousing out of our Pittston, PA facility, with the technology and discipline
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REV Copack is a beverage contract packaging facility located in Pittston, Pennsylvania, specializing in variety pack assembly, cartoning, e-commerce fulfillment, and warehousing for some of the most recognized names in the beverage industry.
We're a tight-knit team of about 50 operators, planners, and logistics professionals who take pride in moving fast, solving hard problems, and getting orders out the door right the first time. Our work blends hands-on production with modern technology — we run a custom-built production readiness platform that integrates inventory, work orders, and dock scheduling to keep the floor humming.
We're growing, investing in our people, and building the kind of company where the work is real, the standards are high, and the opportunities to learn and advance are genuine.
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