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Monitoring economic trends has always been a vital part of our business and as we move through 2026, the U.S. economy continues to send mixed signals.

While cost reduction is crucial in the short term, it’s essential to strike a balance – ensuring that these temporary measures do not become permanent obstacles to innovation and growth.

Have you ever wondered how large, heavy commodities like car parts, industrial machinery or bulk retail items are shipped safely and efficiently?

Starting in 2022, our dedicated employees generously volunteered their time and effort to plant trees around our headquarters and manufacturing plant – but we knew we could do more.

When medical devices reach the market, the spotlight often shines on their cutting-edge features and life-changing capabilities. However, an equally vital component often goes unnoticed: the packaging.

The frozen food market in North America is estimated at $91 billion annually. As demand increases, getting these products efficiently and safely to the end consumer is more essential than ever.

The United States has a recycling problem. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates only 32% of our waste is recycled, and the national goal of reaching 50% by 2030 doesn’t seem attainable at current rates. So what can we do?

In the world of logistics and shipping, tape isn’t just an afterthought, it’s a critical component that can make or break your bottom line.