In 1949, in the city of Montreal Canada, Peter Green created the first ever blister sealing machine for retail packaging. Peter, the inventor of the rotary blister-pack seal unit, was the pioneer and originator of the blister packaging machine. Through countless hours, hard work, and experimentation, he finally perfected the chemical relationship between board, and P.V.C.

Peter Green’s main goal behind blister packaging, was to prevent pilferage. As well as being an excellent marketing tool, overtime it has become a highly preferred packaging method. A visually appealing package gives maximum product identification to the consumer.