The Cary Company, founded in 1895 by George B. Cary, began operations in Chicago as an exporter of linseed cake and meal. The company continued successfully through two decades when World War I necessitated switching to a domestic type of business. Thereupon, the enterprise became manufacturer's agents to distribute raw materials to the paint industry, at which time George Cary's son, Robert, entered the business.

The five decades that followed manifested steady progress in a healthy growth of The Cary Company and were marked at intervals by acquisition of additional, carefully chosen product lines. This period saw the entry into the business of grandson, William A. Cary in 1946. William G. Cary, a great grandson, joined the company in 1970 and is now President. He represents the fourth generation of Carys.

The Packaging and Filtration Division of The Cary Company was developed to compliment the company's growing product line. Over the years The Cary Company has been able to provide a full range of packaging and equipment products including plastic containers, metal containers, glass jars and industrial filtration products. We now also offer a full line of spill control and clean-up products, along with a complete offering of facility and shipping supplies. We want to be your one stop shop!

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