Packaging &
Production Services
KANDU’s packaging and production services allow companies to maximize profits by outsourcing time-consuming and tedious processes to our experienced workforce. Our nimble, responsible and enthusiastic team will not only flex to your specific needs, but also to your timeline. You can turn to us for year-round projects or during seasonal peaks to avoid the stress of hiring and training temporary workers.
For more information, or to inquire about our Packaging & Production Services, call
(608) 755-4123
PROVIDING EFFICIENT SOLUTIONS TO YOUR PACKAGING & PRODUCTION NEEDS
With diverse capabilities ranging from packaging and labeling to storage and shipping, KANDU is relied upon by both independently owned local businesses and Fortune 100 companies. Our USDA approved manufacturing facility and large warehouses accommodate jobs of any size and our staff can manage your inventory, procurement, packaging and shipping while you focus on the core capabilities of your business.
MORE THAN 60 YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE
KANDU promises our customers efficient processes, a well-trained workforce and competitive prices. And when you partner with KANDU for packaging and production solutions, you will not only save time and money but also contribute to providing onsite training, vocational services, and long term employment to adults with developmental disabilities.
Find out how you can support inclusion and social responsibility while saving time and money.
News
KANDU FINALIZES MOVE TO MILTON, WIS. ON JULY 22, 2024
KANDU Industries announced that the organization will finalize its move to Milton, Wis. on July 22, 2024, when its remaining clients and staff members transition from their Adel Street facility in Janesville to their new facility in Milton
KANDU INDUSTRIES WELCOMES ALONDRA PONCE AS DAY SERVICES PROGRAM MANAGER
KANDU Industries announced that Alondra Ponce has joined the management team as KANDU’s day services/memory care program manager.
KANDU INDUSTRIES RECEIVES GRANT FOR MEMORY CARE ACTIVITIES FROM THE MILTON FUND
KANDU Industries announced the organization has received a generous award from the Milton Fund from the Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin.
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Milton’s Police Chief Brandon Sachse and Milton City Administrator Paul Hensch came on a tour to check out KANDU's new facility and chat with clients. Thanks for visiting and welcoming us to the Milton community!
And we are finally all under one roof! Today all KANDU clients and staff have officially moved into our new facility in Milton. We cannot wait to continue exploring our new home!
Clients played a hand-made game where they had to manage their money. One client had to spend $50 to take his dog to the vet while others had to pay student loans, put gas in their cars, buy groceries, and purchase new tires for their cars. Some clients were lucky and received holiday and birthday ...money and a $300 bonus for coming to work on time for three months in a row. Life sure can get expensive!
Talk about the end of an era – it's our last day at Adel Street! Come Monday, we will all be under one roof at our new facility in Milton! But today, we are taking a moment to celebrate. We had a special lunch, played bingo (with LOTS of prizes), and finished the day with some games ...including an especially fun game of kickball on the empty production floor.
Did Nauti-Nauti knock your socks off at Music at the Marv this past Tuesday? Catch another awesome performance by Nauti-Nauti at KANDU's Grand Opening Party on September 28! Admission is free! More details: https://www.kanduindustries.com/event/grand-opening-party/
July is Disability Pride Month and this is the Disability Pride flag. Ann Magill, a writer with Cerebral Palsy, designed the first disability pride flag in 2019. Each color on the flag represents a different category of disabilities. Red = physical, Gold = neurodiversity, White = invisible ...disabilities and those not yet diagnosed, Blue = emotional and psychiatric disabilities, Green = sensory disabilities. The faded black background represents mourning and rage for victims of ableism. Together, these colorful bands represent a light that cuts through the darkness. Ann Magill did not seek copyright of this flag design since so many people offered suggestions, she felt it represented the whole community.
Clients in KANDU's ISP program had a bunch of fun together playing with the parachute! Activities like this game allow clients to practice and build physical, social, and cognitive skills to enhance overall well-being.