A family-owned company with a long-term view
The Forbes feature looks beyond production scale to the way BART is managed. Family ownership, succession and responsibility for each stage of development support an investment horizon longer than a single season or contract.
Customers benefit from that stability. A long-term production partner can retain expertise, develop technology and plan capacity ahead, while remaining responsive when a product, volume or packing process changes.
Growth built on technology and customer proximity
According to figures reported by Forbes, BART is growing at approximately twice the market rate. Investment in capacity, automation and quality is matched by the ability to adapt a packaging solution to a specific product and process.
This model combines industrial scale with a short decision path. Customers can move from requirements and structural design to prototypes, testing and serial production with one partner. That matters when packaging affects product safety, line efficiency, warehousing and brand presentation.
A strong Polish base with a European direction
Approximately 35% of BART’s production is exported. The company supports manufacturers and retailers that require supply stability, documentation, repeatability and the ability to scale a project across markets.
The Forbes story presents growth as a sequence of deliberate decisions: developing team expertise, investing in the plant and preparing for further expansion. BART applies the same approach to FMCG packaging and e-commerce packaging projects.
