Amcor is the world's largest consumer packaging company, producing flexible and rigid packaging for the food, beverage, healthcare, and beauty industries. Following a merger with Berry Global in 2025, Amcor expanded its portfolio to include rigid containers, closures, and dispensing systems. The company operates through two segments: Global Flexible Packaging Solutions and Global Rigid Packaging Solutions. Amcor converts raw materials like polymer resins and aluminum into finished products. Its business model uses contractual pass-through mechanisms to transfer raw material cost fluctuations to customers, which helps stabilize earnings against input price volatility. Growth is driven by volume, product mix, and cost efficiencies. Amcor is currently concentrating on six focus categories: proteins, liquids, foodservice, pet care, healthcare, and beauty. The company is divesting non-core, lower-margin assets, such as its North American beverage business, to sharpen this focus. Near-term strategy emphasizes capturing cost synergies from the Berry acquisition through procurement savings and operational restructuring. Amcor also pursues revenue synergies by cross-selling its combined product suite and offering integrated systems, such as containers paired with dispensing pumps. The company uses a direct sales force and a global network of innovation centers to serve multinational customers.