CSC is a family-owned manufacturer and distributor of corrugated sheets and 100% recycled medium. Our national network of sheet feeders provides over 10 billion square feet of sustainable packaging solutions to our customers all while delivering world-class service and quality.

Service
& Solutions

At CSC, we pride ourselves on exceptional service, best-in-class quality, innovative technology, and quick turnarounds. Our team is dedicated to creating corrugated packaging solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of the customer.

During your very first interaction with CSC, you will find our employees to be knowledgeable, friendly, and most importantly, dedicated to exceeding your expectations. Our teams work together to deliver the highest level of service possible to our customers. Here are some things you can expect as a customer of CSC:

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Our Commitment to Customers

  • Access to our online portal, CSCLive, which provides full visibility and control of orders from creation to delivery

  • Fast turnaround – 24 hours or less for standard board grades and consistent on-time delivery

  • Low minimum order quantities

  • Customizable board and flute options

  • Cost reduction and efficiency improvement initiatives, including Just-in-Time (JIT) manufacturing and EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) communication

  • TAPPI certified lab offering a variety of industry standard certifications and testing capabilities

Inventor of the Corrugated

Sheet Feeder Concept

An entrepreneur and visionary, our founder Richard (Dick) Van Horne Sr. saw the emerging need for cost effective, high-quality corrugated sheets early, during a time when sheets could only be bought from integrated box plants. To the sheet plants at that time, and clearly still today, continuity of supply was critical to their success and growth. They finally had a source of sheets from a supplier who was not a competitor. In the 1980’s, Dick was quick to provide performance packaging that met the newly approved ECT standards. Dick personally took the risk to invest in a building and corrugator to produce exclusively sheets for independent sheet plants in the upper Midwest. Hence, Corrugated Supplies Company was born and today maintains the same vision of serving sheet plants from many manufacturing locations in the US.

Our Leadership Today

John Potocsnak started his corrugated career in 1980 at Traub Box in Cleveland, Ohio, under the leadership and mentorship of David Simon. John started at Traub as plant engineer and worked his way up to VP of Operations. After 8 years at Traub, John went into selling corrugators for Simon Container Machinery. At Simon, John expanded his knowledge, and moved to England where he ran his first sheet feeder for Windrush (a joint venture with Smurfit and MacMillan Bloedel). John spent 4 years in England turning around the Windrush location during England’s worst recession since the 1920’s. 

After England, John moved back to the US and continued his career at CorrRock, a box plant outside of Cincinnati, Ohio. At CorrRock, John and two others developed the Big Mac™ box for McDonalds™, and became the original “MacDaddy.”  Following this, John went back to the sheet feeder world and became GM for BardCorr in Guthrie, KY and Pulaski, TN. John spent the next 3 years working with the teams at both locations creating a positive work culture and developing strong teamwork. 

From BardCorr, John spent the next couple of years as a consultant for JTA (John Tries Anything). Staying sold out kept John busy, but it wasn’t until meeting Rick Van Horne at Corrugated Supplies, that John knew he found his “home.” At the time, CSC was partners with the Jack Schwarz in CeCorr, a sheet feeding venture.  In 1998, CSC sold its interest in CeCorr to Georgia Pacific while keeping its original location in Bedford Park, IL. Over the next 20+ years, John has grown CSC from a single location with two corrugators to 11 corrugators in 8 locations across the country and a 100% recycled medium mill in Alsip, Illinois. While John continues to grow and lead CSC, he has used his success to further his passion for philanthropy. 

Since 1964

CSC Through the Decades
  • 1964

    S. Richard Van Horne Sr. develops the first sheet feeder concept, opening Corrugated Supplies Co. (CSC)

  • 1996

    CSC launches color linerboard, introducing The Colors of VanCraft

  • 1999

    CSC Bedford Park: Breaks ground on a new 240,000 sqft headquarters

  • 2000

    CSC Bedford Park: Installs new corrugator with inline flexographic printing capabilities

  • 2002

    John Potocsnak takes controlling ownership of CSC

  • 2003

    RusCorr: CSC expands for operation in Cullman, AL

  • 2003

    80% of our 500 daily orders are received through our exclusive software, CSC Live

  • 2005

    CSC Indiana: Expands for operation in New Haven, IN

  • 2006

    CSC adds second corrugator at its Bedford Park location

  • 2009

    CSC adds fanfold capability at its Bedford Park location

  • 2011

    CSC Atlanta: Expands for operation in Conyers, GA, with inline flexographic printing and automated fanfold capabilities

  • 2013

    CSC Atlanta: Second corrugator begins production

  • 2014

    CSC Indiana: Second corrugator begins production, with inline flexographic printing and automated fanfold capabilities

  • 2015

    CSC acquires the former FutureMark paper mill in Alsip, IL, now Alsip MiniMill

  • 2016

    Alsip MiniMill begins producing 100% recycled corrugated medium from converted white paper mill

  • 2018

    RusCorr II: Expands for operation in Harrisburg, AR, with inline flexographic printing and automated fanfold capabilities

  • 2019

    CSC Pennsylvania: Expands for operation in Hazleton, PA, with inline flexographic printing and automated fanfold capabilities

  • 2020

    CSC expands capacity by replacing 98” corrugator with 132” corrugator

  • 2021

    CSC Missouri: Expands for operation in Bridgeton, MO, with inline flexographic printing

  • 2022

    CSC Ft. Worth: Expands for operation in Ft. Worth, TX with inline flexographic printing and fanfold capabilities

Now: Thinking Forward

CSC continues to make efforts to expand its reach in search of new locations and national expansion.

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