About Norton Packaging For over 110 years, Norton Packaging has provided precision performance. Whether it’s a rigid plastic pail, a paint can, or a custom package specially designed and constructed, everything we make is crafted to our clients’ exacting standards. And everything we do is built upon our unwavering commitment to their satisfaction. Locations From our Hayward, California, headquarters, we serve more than 600 customers worldwide. Our three state-of-the-art production facilities located in Los Angeles, CA, Hamlet, IN, and Monticello, GA use the industry’s most advanced equipment and systems—ensuring standardized design and consistency across every mold—to meet the demands of today’s high-speed automated lines. Our national network has been strategically designed to provide you with a dual advantage. First, our large manufacturing and distribution footprint gives us access to a wider range of suppliers and partners – which keeps costs down and ensures more reliable sourcing. Second, because we’re literally just hours from anywhere, we’re always on the spot with local, personal service. Our History Norton Packaging’s history dates back to 1901. That same year oil was discovered in Texas, The Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Blues 8 to 2 in the very first American League baseball game, and to the relief of men everywhere, Gillette introduces the disposable razor. It’s safe to say the world has changed since then. But one thing hasn’t; out commitment to constant improvement and unsurpassed customer satisfaction. Early 1900’s Mid 1900’s Late 1900’s 2000’s 1901 Bernard W. Norton establishes a small custom tool shop in Oakland, California, making custom-stamped metal parts for local industries. 1910 The company begins to serve the many small automobile manufacturers springing up along the West Coast. It would soon make parts for the first gyrocopters and mass-produced metal street signs. 1920 Norton Packaging is commissioned to manufacture license plates for the western United States and some of the Pacific Islands. 1939 Howard C. Norton (Bernard’s son) transitions the company from its original product lines into the mass production of steel pails. Leadership SCOTT NORTON Co-President GREG NORTON Co-President MARK NORTON Vice President JOE SCHRICK Plant Manager, CA JIM KOCH Plant Manager, IN TOM KENNY Quality Control Manager, IN EDDIE ARZOLA Quality Control Manager, CA JUSTIN CARLINO Director of Sales SCOTT TAYLOR Regional Sales Manager KATIE PEREZ Regional Territory Manager RODNEY FRIENSEHNER Quality Control Manager, GA Sustainability Responsible, sustainable sourcing and manufacturing are more than the right way to work. They’re the right thing to do. We’re leading the way with such innovations as lighter pails that use fewer source materials while maintaining the necessary strength and durability. Many of our smaller pails are manufactured using 25% post-consumer resins. And we’re actively involved in the effort to create pails that can be safely and cost-effectively recycled—preserving natural resources, reducing landfill, and preventing harmful environmental impact. Our Georgia manufacturing facility will replace power-hungry hydraulic equipment with clean-running, all-electric machinery. Additionally, we’ve strategically located many of our plants near rail hubs to take advantage of cleaner rail transport…thus reducing fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. PRIVACY POLICY CONTACT US © 2019 Norton Packaging, Inc. Site by JStokes