A Digipak is a patented CD or DVD packaging style consisting of a paperboard outer binding with one or more plastic trays to hold discs. It provides clear images and information about the product, such as the artist, tracklist, and record label. The Digipak trademark was originally owned by IMPAC Group and later acquired by various packaging companies, with the name and designs currently licensed by AGI-Shorewood, which is owned by Atlas Holdings.

3.  A Digipak is a patented style of a compact disc or
DVD packaging, and is a registered trademark of
AGI-Shorewood, an Atlas Holdings LLC company.
 They typically consist of a book styled of
paperboard or card stock outer binding. With one
or more plastic trays capable of holding CD’s
 A Digipak shows detailed clear information about
the product, such as images of the artists, a tracklist
and also record labels who the artists are signed
with.

5.  IMPAC Group, Inc. originally owned the Digipak
trademark.
 That company was acquired by MeadWestvaco
(MWV) in 2000 and folded into its AGI Media
division.
 Following this acquisition, the Digipak name and
designs were licensed to manufacturers around
the world. MWV sold AGI Media to Atlas Holdings in
2010.
 In 2012, Atlas purchased Shorewood Packaging
from International Paper and merged the two
companies to create AGI-Shorewood.