PXP Group Launched as Packaging Powerhouse
The firm has consolidated four specialized printing businesses to streamline supply chains across the UK and Ireland.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Consumer Goods
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PXP Group has officially launched following the strategic acquisition of four printing and packaging firms. The company aims to simplify supply chains for its customers by consolidating operations throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Why it matters
By integrating multiple specialist firms, the group intends to drive operational efficiencies for its clients. The company has set a goal to capture 10% of the European pharmaceutical print and packaging market.
PXP Group reports an annual turnover of €120 million and manages a combined workforce of 650 people. The entity holds PS-9000 certifications across three of its operational sites.
The players
PXP Group
A newly launched print and packaging company operating across the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Reelvision Print
A packaging firm based in Lancashire that became part of the group in 2024.
Medica Packaging
A company headquartered in Cheshire that joined the consolidated group in July 2026.
Colorman
A print and packaging business with 50 years of industry experience that joined the group in 2021.
F.G. Curtis
A printing firm located in Redhill that was acquired by the group in July 2026.
The details
The new entity formed through the integration of Reelvision Print, Medica Packaging, Colorman, and F.G. Curtis. These businesses are based in regional hubs including Lancashire, Cheshire, and Redhill, and the group plans to introduce an apprenticeship scheme for industry specialists.
Timeline
Colorman joined the group in 2021.
Reelvision Print joined the group in 2024.
Medica Packaging and F.G. Curtis were acquired in July 2026.
PXP Group officially launched at CPHI in Milan on 6 October 2026.
Market Landscape
The formation of PXP Group follows the ongoing consolidation of European pharmaceutical supply chain vendors seeking to increase operational efficiency. This integration positions the company to compete for larger contracts against established players by providing a unified service footprint.
Clients in the pharmaceutical sector may see simplified procurement processes as the group integrates its supply chain. The company's expansion is expected to impact service delivery models for existing customers across its UK and Irish facilities.
The takeaway
The creation of PXP Group highlights a broader industry shift toward consolidating specialized packaging services to improve reliability. Businesses looking to streamline their own supply chains can expect increased competition among providers aiming for similar efficiencies.
Further reading
Learn more about industry trends in the Consumer Goods sector.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Financial News.
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