Contract Packaging News & Latest Trends

At Sonic, we know that our customers rely on us to deliver their products in a timely and efficient manner. Time management is at the forefront at Sonic Packaging.

Obesity in America and especially childhood obesity has become a problem not to be ignored. With national programs such as Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” and Jennifer Lopez’s new Center for a Healthy Childhood, it is apparent that people really want to help in the fight.

We have always prided ourselves in our ability to work within and for many different industries, so when we began to get approached by companies asking us to supply to the medical marijuana industry, the answer as always, was a resounding “Yes”!

Along with creative innovation and efficient product execution, Sonic Packaging has always put a large concentration on customer service.

Here at Sonic Packaging, innovation is something that we take very seriously, and we pride ourselves in running with new ideas and concepts whenever we think of one that we can take the distance. In that vein, we are proud to introduce to you, our Snap App.

There has been a lot of talk in the news lately regarding the new year being the time for an American Manufacturing Renaissance. While we are optimistic that will be the case, one thing we are sure of is that the trend for Made in America isn’t going to disappear.

As 2013 comes to an end and 2014 is just around the corner, now is a good time to take a look back at the changes that have occurred in packaging, as well as a look ahead at the future.

When it comes to bringing manufacturing back to America, what started out, as a trickle is now becoming a flood.

It is that time of year again, time for Manufacturing Month! On October 4, businesses and communities across the U.S. came together to celebrate everything that is great about American manufacturing.

You may have heard that as the country's manufacturing sector comes back, we are now experiencing what is being called a skilled labor shortage. Jobs are out there, yet there aren't enough qualified people to fill them.