Can you recommend automation system integrators for automating packaging steps in a consumer products plant?

Yes — here are some well-known automation system integrators that often work on packaging line automation in consumer products plants, including conveyors, case packing, palletizing, robot cells, vision, MES/SCADA integration, and controls upgrades.

Large global integrators

These are good if you want broad capabilities, multi-site support, and strong experience in packaged goods / CPG:

• RoviSys – industrial automation and controls, strong in manufacturing and packaging environments
• Barry-Wehmiller Design Group – heavy focus on manufacturing systems and packaging operations
• MAVERICK Technologies – automation and controls integrator, now part of CAPTRON / Yokogawa ecosystem depending on region
• ATS Automation – especially strong in automated packaging and production systems
• JR Automation – now part of Hitachi, experienced in robotic and packaging automation
• Pioneer Industrial Systems – packaging and material handling automation in some regions
• Fives – industrial automation and packaging line solutions
• ProMach integration groups – useful for packaging machinery and line integration depending on application

Packaging-focused or high-speed line specialists

These may be especially helpful if your project is centered on end-of-line packaging:

• BluePrint Automation
• Massman Automation Designs
• Sidel services / integration partners
• Krones automation teams / partners
• Syntegon integration services
• Douglas Machine
• Hartness
• Lantech integration partners

Robot and end-of-line automation partners

If the work involves palletizing, depalletizing, pick-and-place, or vision-guided handling:

• Motion Controls Robotics
• GTP Automation
• BW Packaging / BW Integrated Systems
• Lincoln Electric Automation (more general automation, but can fit robotic handling)
• Acieta
• Genesis Systems
• Acme Manufacturing (depending on region and scope)

What to look for in an integrator

For packaging automation, the best fit usually has:

• Experience with your product type: food, beverage, personal care, household, etc.
• Proven work on packaging line equipment: fillers, cartoners, wrappers, labelers, case packers, palletizers
• Ability to integrate:
  • PLC / HMI
  • robots
  • machine vision
  • safety systems
  • SCADA / MES / OEE
• Knowledge of sanitary design or washdown environments if applicable
• Support for commissioning and line startup
• A strong after-sales service team

If you want, I can narrow this down by:

1. Your region
2. Industry (food, beverage, cosmetics, household products, etc.)
3. Scope (end-of-line only vs full line integration)
4. Equipment you’re automating

If you share those, I can give you a more targeted shortlist.