Harco Plastics
675 The Parkway K9J7K2 Peterborough, ON, Canada

Face Shields designed and manufactured by Harco. We are proud to support our health care professionals.

Our NEW Updated and Expanded Plastic Product Catalog 2020-21! Check it out at https://harcoplastics.com//2/12/PLASTICS_Catalog2020sm.pdf #catalog #catalogue #products #plasticproducts

Wishing you a wonderful Holiday Season and a very Happy New Year from all of us at Harco Enterprises. #HolidaySeason #HolidayCheer #Christmas2020 #HappyNewYear2021

Harco Plastics Holiday Hours 2020

Harco's festive holiday display at main entrance. Only 10 days until Christmas. #christmas2020 #holidayseason #holidaycheer

Premiere sponsors, Harco Plastics, Chemong Family Dental, Grant Thornton LLP Canada, and @commercialpressanddesign have backed our festival for some time now. W...e're sincerely grateful for their steadfast support. This holiday season, we would like to encourage you to shop locally whenever possible. Our business community gives back to Peterborough in many ways, including remarkable support for free-admission music. We couldn't do it without them. #DecemberGratitude #MusicfestSponsorFamily #PeterboroughLovesLiveMusic

Come join Terry on our Plant Tour 2020 of Harco Enterprises Manufacturing Facilities #manufacturing #promotionalproducts https://youtu.be/u0fQB_OtUdA

This year’s Tri-Association Manufacturing Conference 2020 will be held online Thursday, Oct. 22 from the comfort of your home/work office! Join us as we tour through our manufacturing facility - Harco Enterprises Ltd. #mfgmonth #ptbo #quinte #northumberland #thekawarthas #thekma #thenma #qma https://www.themanufacturingconference.ca/plant-tours https://harcoplastics.com/ https://www.harcosupply.com/

Enjoy this Thanksgiving weekend from the Management and Staff at Harco Enterprises.

Harco’s fall display! Check out "Boo" - he is wearing a face covering - are you?

Harco Enterprises Ltd. is pleased to announce that we are part of the new Ontario Made program. #ontariomade A family business since their inception in 1964. The company currently operates two divisions under one Harco umbrella; the Plastic Division and the Process and Supply Division. Harco manufactures a wide range of products for local companies and many others across North America. Harco is constantly evolving, and is currently located in a 16,000 sq. ft. modern facil...ity from which they manufacture and distribute products to a variety of market sectors. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Harco was able to pivot and adapt in a variety of ways. From re-tooling to manufacturing PPE products such as face shields for local frontline workers in a short time span, to strengthening and improving inventory distribution capabilities. https://harcoplastics.com/

Have a safe and fun Labour Day weekend from the management and staff at Harco. #labordayweekend2020 #LabourDay

Harco manufactured PPE face shields being used at local businesses. #faceshields #dentist #PPE

Harco manufactured PPE face shields being used at local businesses. #faceshields #PPE #hairsalon

We were so pleased to welcome Minister Mary Ng and Minister Maryam Monsef in to our facility today!

Across Canada, small businesses are stepping up to help our country beat COVID-19. By retooling to produce PPE, offering their expertise to others, and providin...g essential supplies to front-line workers, small businesses are showing their resilience, grit, and generosity reminding us that they’re truly at the heart of our communities. Today, I visited three small businesses in Ontario doing some of this incredible work: When COVID-19 hit, BCM Chemical in Cobourg, Ontario knew that they could help. They retooled their business to produce a gel hand sanitizer to help keep Canadians safe. Like thousands of other businesses in Canada, BCM Chemical’s supply chain relies on trade with our international partners. Canada is working with its partners in the WTO, APEC, and G20, and taking a leadership role in the Ottawa Group to keep supply chains open allowing our small businesses to access more opportunities and customers in the global marketplace. This crisis is not and should not be an excuse to stop trade, and we’ll continue to work hard to ensure that our trade relationships remain transparent, trusting, and strong so that Canadians can rebuild more quickly. I also visited AVIT Manufacturing, which stepped up to help build face shields for the local hospital providing 3D printing technology, design assistance, and networking. AVIT is also providing engineering support to firms who are retooling in response to COVID-19, sharing their expertise to help others weather this crisis. Finally, I visited Imprinted Apparel Store in Peterborough. When the pandemic began, Imprint Apparel added cloth face masks to its product offering, allowing customers to order prints or submit custom designs to be printed on their masks. We’re pleased to help support the growth of businesses like Imprinted Apparel, which is a beneficiary of the Women’s Entrepreneurship Strategy, and uses these investments to purchase and refurbish equipment, renovate the facility, and train staff. By producing cloth masks and proudly sharing that their products are made right here in Canada, Imprint Apparel is playing an important role in helping us all conquer COVID-19. These stories represent just a few of the thousands of businesses across Canada who’ve raised their hands to help local communities. Since the beginning of this crisis, we’ve been listening to small businesses, and are supporting them with measures like the wage subsidy, commercial rent assistance, $40,000 CEBA loan, and more. Now and throughout our restart, we’ll continue to listen and adapt as needed. To all our entrepreneurs and innovators thank you, and know that we’ll be with you every step of the way. Partout au Canada, les petites entreprises intensifient leurs efforts pour aider notre pays à vaincre la COVID-19. En se réorganisant pour produire des EPI, en offrant leur expertise aux autres, et en fournissant des équipements essentielles aux travailleurs de première ligne, les petites entreprises font preuve de résilience, de courage et de générosité - nous rappelant qu'elles sont vraiment au cœur de nos communautés. Aujourd'hui, j'ai visité trois petites entreprises en Ontario qui font partie de ce travail incroyable: Lorsque la COVID-19 nous a frappé, BCM Chemical à Cobourg, en Ontario, savait qu'ils pouvaient aider. Ils ont réorganisé leur entreprise pour produire un désinfectant pour les mains pour aider à assurer la sécurité des Canadiens. Comme des milliers d’autres entreprises au Canada, la chaîne d’approvisionnement de BCM Chemical repose sur le commerce avec nos partenaires internationaux. Le Canada travaille avec ses partenaires de l'OMC, de l'APEC et du G20, et joue un rôle de chef de file au sein du Groupe d'Ottawa pour maintenir les chaînes d'approvisionnement ouvertes - permettant à nos petites entreprises d'accéder à plus d’opportunités et de clients sur le marché mondial. Cette crise n'est pas et ne devrait pas être une excuse pour arrêter le commerce, et nous continuerons à travailler dur pour assurer que nos relations commerciales restent transparentes, confiantes et solides afin que les Canadiens puissent reconstruire plus rapidement. J'ai également visité AVIT Manufacturing, qui a intensifié ses efforts pour construire des écrans faciaux pour l'hôpital local - fournissant la technologie d'impression 3D, l'aide à la conception et les connexions interpersonnelles. AVIT fournit également un soutien technique aux entreprises qui se réorganisent en réponse à la COVID-19, partageant leur expertise pour aider d'autres à surmonter cette crise. Enfin, j'ai visité Imprinted Apparel à Peterborough. Lorsque la pandémie a commencé, Imprint Apparel a ajouté des masques à son offre de produits, permettant aux clients de commander des impressions ou de soumettre des dessins personnalisés à imprimer sur leurs masques. Nous sommes heureux d'aider à soutenir la croissance d'entreprises comme Imprinted Apparel, qui est un bénéficiaire de la Stratégie pour les femmes en entrepreneuriat, et utilise ces investissements pour acheter et remettre à neuf l'équipement, rénover les installations et former le personnel. En produisant des masques et en partageant fièrement que leurs produits sont fabriqués ici au Canada, Imprint Apparel joue un rôle important en nous aidant tous à conquérir la COVID-19. Ces histoires ne représentent que quelques-uns des milliers d'entreprises à travers le Canada qui ont levé la main pour aider les communautés locales. Depuis le début de cette crise, nous écoutons les petites entreprises et les soutenons par des mesures telles que la subvention salariale, l'aide au loyer commercial, le prêt du CUEC de 40 000 $, et plus. Maintenant et tout au long de notre relance, nous continuerons d'écouter et d’adapter au besoin. À tous nos entrepreneurs et innovateurs - merci et sachez que nous serons avec vous à chaque étape.

Canadian Made Face Shields - Health Canada Approved Reusable PPE Face Shields, Lightweight, Comfortable, Durable, Easy to Clean. Call 1-800-361-5361. https://harcoplastics.com/personal-protective-equipment-ppe/ #faceshields #PPE #frontlineworkers #EssentialWorkers #healthcare #dentist #Facecoverings #ptbo #Canadian

Unbelievable! The nerve of some people dropping off their garbage on other people's property.

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The Management and Staff at Harco Enterprises would like to wish everyone a Happy Canada Day!