PSE
is a Major Distributor of
Plastic, Glass & Metal Containers
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 Company
History
Package
Supply & Equipment Company (PSE) was incorporated in Greenville,
SC on September 22, 1965. At that time PSE operated as a manufacturer's
representative working out of a one room office selling lables,
closures, and glass bottles.
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The
Company was a closed corporation with the stockholders being
Mr. W.K. Greer and Mr. B.J. Dodson. Mr. Dodson was the President
and Mr. Greer was a silent partner employed by another firm
in Greenville.
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In
1966, Mr. Gary L. Daniels was employed as a salesman to convert
PSE into a distributorship of containers. The company commenced
operation in an old warehouse with a hand operated elevator.
After six months, PSE began to be recognized as a container
distributor in the Carolinas.
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During
1967, with sales increasing, PSE moved into a 10,000 square
foot metal building in Greenville, SC.
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During
1967, the company's owners sold PSE to Texize Chemical Company
who in turn appointed Mr. Gary L. Daniels as President of
PSE.
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In
the fall of 1967, PSE purchased Carlyle Container Company
in Charlotte, NC, which became a distribution center for PSE.
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In
the spring of 1969, PSE opened a 6,000 square foot warehouse
distribution center in Atlanta, GA with a silk screen printing
operation.
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In
the fall of 1969, Mr. Gary L. Daniels purchased PSE outright
from Texize Chemical Company.
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In
the spring of 1974, PSE built a new executive office and warehouse
distribution center in Greenville, SC.
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In
the spring of 1975, PSE Purchased Peninsula Products Company
in Hialeah, FL.
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During
November of 1977, PSE opened a distribution facility in Nashville,
TN.
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In
December of 1977, PSE opened an office in Orlando, FL to replace
the Hialeah operation which was phased out in early 1978.
In April
of 1987, PSE opened a distribution facility in Cincinnati,
OH.
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In
1995, PSE started another container business, Daniels
Scientific. They manufacture pre-cleaned glass and plastic
containers that are sold to the environmental industry.
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