Promat 2019 begins in Chicago next week, and our team is on their way to the windy city to meet with hundreds of customers, vendors and friends. Make a point to stop by booth 2441, and you may see one of the familiar faces below!
Spring is nearly here, and for those of us in the northern parts of the country that means it’s time to stumble out of hibernation and into the fresh air!
On this International Women's Day, we would like to introduce the women of Millwood and offer their stories.
Across departments and the country team members share their experiences, from what it's like to be a working woman in a traditionally male-dominated field, to how young women can succeed in this industry and what challenges they may face.
On this International Women's Day, we would like to introduce the women of Millwood and offer their stories.
Across departments and the country team members share their experiences, from what it's like to be a working woman in a traditionally male-dominated field, to how young women can succeed in this industry and what challenges they may face.
Unlike those of us in the packaging industry, most professionals hope to avoid (or at least find unnecessary) the unique details that go into making a pallet. For many buyers, basic packaging lingo can be confusing, alienating or just plain frustrating.
Pallets are not a particularly romantic business.
Tremendous growth at Millwood, Inc. in the last thirteen years has led to expansion within its Human Resources department. In 2006, Millwood employed 1,003 people. Today, that number is close to 1,700.
Plastic pallets have long been used in places like the food and beverage industry, where health standards make them a desirable choice over other pallet styles and materials.
Paige Greene was awarded a full ride scholarship to ExhibitorLive training through Material Handling Institute that will be used to help complete her Certified Trade Show Manager certification.
Trade shows are opportunities for customers, vendors and suppliers to either network with new faces or reconnect with old friends. However, there's more to the shows than booths, demos and meetings with product managers; it also serves as an opportunity to learn more about the industry.