The Commercial Appeal recently spent time with Mike Mathias, V.P. of Business Development at New-Tech, learning about our participation with the  Economic Gardening program. Click here to read the full article!

In the Fall of 2012, New-Tech’s growth and presence in the Binghampton community was covered by the Commercial Appeal. (You can read that article here.)

When an FDA inspector showed up at the doors of New-Tech for a surprise, randomly selected visit, our Quality Assurance team was prepared with procedures already set in place.

After a thorough inspection of our plant and our various procedures, we are proud that New-Tech passed with no 483s, the finding report of violations.

As always our Quality Assurance team’s dedication to preventative procedures gave us the mark of approval for which we strive!

Six New-Tech frontline workers have been certified by the Packaging Distributors of America with the CPC (Certified Packaging Consultant) designation. This certification reflects knowledge and expertise in nine areas of packaging.

New-Tech Packaging has been selected to participate in the Economic Gardening Pilot Program, offered by the Economic Development Growth Engine (EDGE) for Memphis and Shelby County.

In response to the unique needs of small businesses, EDGE has identified and invited growth-oriented companies beyond the start-up phase – known as second-stage companies – to apply for the Economic Gardening Program.

The Economic Gardening Program gives these companies access to strategic information gathered with their guidance, alongside the program leaders, and customized for their company. After the program leaders interview companies to identify specific growth issues, they spend about 36 hours with each company over the course of a few weeks as they work quickly to deliver action-oriented information.

Click here to learn more about EDGE and the Economic Gardening Program and how it will positively impact our local economy by strengthening local businesses!