OMNI Systems has been recognized by the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Cleveland.com as the Top Workplace for 2022. With over 400 nominations, OMNI has received recognition for exceeding in people-first culture, leadership, and career opportunities.

OMNI Systems™ is excited to announce Mike Murton, MSM, currently the Director of Sales and Operations, will become the new President and COO, upon the June 30 retirement of current President and COO, Andy Macek. Adam DeFrancesco, who founded OMNI Systems, will continue in his role as CEO.

OMNI has been planning for this transition since shortly before Mike joined the company in 2019. Mike and Andy have worked closely together over the past three years, and we have every reason to expect a seamless transition. For our customers and suppliers alike, your day-to-day contacts will stay the same, and you will continue to receive the same level of quality and service you’ve come to expect.

     As the industry leader in price, quality and service, OMNI Systems works closely with North America's leading thermal transfer ribbon manufacturers to stock a wide selection of ribbon sizes for any application, including:

    Business is booming for OMNI Systems, which recently celebrated its 30^th anniversary. Now one of the country’s largest, privately-owned label converting businesses, the company is seeing over $100 million in sales, growing double digits per year. Since 1989, OMNI has had organic growth, so much growth to a point where a larger facility was required.

“In 2013, OMNI was ranked #135, today we have grown to #53 because of price, quality, and service.”

     The tides are changing: consumers are demanding sustainability and suppliers are urgently looking for innovative solutions to meet the rising call. Global corporate giants, such as McDonald’s, are pledging to make their packaging fully recyclable by 2025. There is no doubt about which way the tides are moving and the question remains: are you setup to meet customer’s changing requirements towards sustainability?

     Given what is at stake for food companies, compliance and safety is a critical component for food packaging and labels. Navigating food safety requirements can be a tricky undertaking for any company, and the threat of non-food grade materials can easily go overlooked, creating serious consequences that directly impact the food’s quality and compromise the safety consumption. So what certificates for food safety truly matter the most for food packaging?

      The label industry is experiencing an unprecedented year: price increases skyrocketing to an all-time high, labor shortages continuing on a downward spiral, freight costs increasing with lengthy delivery delays, and raw material allocations resulting in demand outpacing supply, subsequently creating longer lead times. These pain-points have been the central topics tenderly discussed throughout the year. As suppliers and customers are rapidly approaching the end of 2021, the question remains: will the supply chain chaos continue into 2022?

     As adverse weather events continue to intensify globally, supply chain disruptions and allocations are the subsequent aftermath. The swelling environmental dilemmas - transit delays due to severe weather, extreme temperature changes (freezing in southern parts of the US causing plants to temporarily halt all operations), and the frequently escalating threat of hurricanes, wild fires, and flooding – leaves everyone wondering if their suppliers are prepared to seamlessly offer support in the wake of an emergency.