One Source Industries Opens San Pedro, California, Production Facility
07/13/2015
The new facility will provide contract packaging, fulfillment, distribution and product pack-out services for customers in the consumer electronics market and other industries. Opening with an initial 10 employees, the new facility is poised for additional growth in the coming years, company officials said.
“We’re excited to continue to increase our capacity to better serve our customers, particularly on the West Coast. The San Pedro facility complements our other production facilities in Chicago, Illinois and Memphis, Tennessee. The new San Pedro facility will provide faster speed-to-market for our customers and meets our need for increased production capabilities as a result of two consecutive years of double-digit growth,” said Joe Baksha, President/CEO of OSI.
Headquartered in Irvine, California, the San Pedro facility is OSI’s second California location. In addition to its Chicago and Memphis locations, OSI also has facilities in Bentonville, Arkansas; New York, New York and Hong Kong.
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