Hi-Cone will be providing multipack carriers directly to bottling plants throughout Brazil and the surrounding areas. from its new location in Cabreúva.

João Eder da Silva, Business Unit Manager of Hi-Cone Brazil, stated, “We continue to serve the global corporations expanding in Brazil and invest in the rapidly growing market here. Providing our customers local multipackaging and product innovations reflects Hi-Cone’s priority on building long-term customer relationships.”

Hi-Cone showcased their strength in innovation to sales, commercialization, brand and integrated marketing teams.

The Hi-Cone design team, whose ingenious designs have been awarded over 100 patents, was enthusiastic to be participating. For the Fair, they developed samples of Hi-Cone carriers in a variety of attention-getting, shapes as well as new carriers that offer more utility, such as carriers that included wristbands and bookmarks.

May Elementary Community Academy, a public school in Chicago, visited the Hi-Cone headquarters in Itasca for their third annual plant tour.

Lead by VP of Manufacturing, Pam Tully, Hi-Cone’s staff took the students through the entire manufacturing and business process, from sales through production to shipping.
Tours to Fortune 500 businesses such as Hi-Cone can help students make connections between their schoolwork and the opportunities available in the community. The tour provides ideas for what may interest students in future and enable them to see firsthand the business of manufacturing.

Hi-Cone continues the 20 year tradition of inspiring youth through JA. Volunteers  teach the concepts of business, and financial literacy to young people.

Since 1991, Hi-Cone has been supporting Junior Achievement. Why? Junior Achievement envisions future and keeps that vision, front, and center. Junior Achievement’s mission is: To inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.