GET TO KNOW BEDFORD INDUSTRIES

OUR COMPANY

FAMILY OWNED

Since the production of our first twist tie in 1966, Bedford has been family owned. In fact, we’re currently under third generation leadership from the same family of the man who started it all.

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BEDFORD FAMILY

Our founder claims that our success is only 1% business-related. The other 99% is people. We haven’t found a truer statement, and our employees have fostered a culture over the years in which co-workers are considered extended family.

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INNOVATION

We understand that no two projects are the same, which is why our Product Development Teams constantly work to produce a custom solution for each request that comes our way. It’s always a win-win relationship: you get a quality product and we get a rewarding challenge.

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QUALITY PRODUCTS

We manufacture our products according to globally-recognized food safety and quality standards detailed by the BRC Global Standard for Packaging and Packaging Materials and ISO 9001:2015. We routinely pass facility inspections by auditors from these organizations to demonstrate our ongoing commitment.

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SUSTAINABILITY

From products to operations, we make conscious efforts to have a minimal environmental impact. Our closed-loop manufacturing process creates quality products while reducing waste. Learn more about our sustainability efforts.

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Bedford offers employees paid volunteer hours to encourage community involvement in line with individual talents and interests. An employee-led fundraising committee holds internal fundraisers and donates proceeds to various area nonprofits.

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