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We are a ready resource for you! Open Avenues can supplement your company’s production capacity with our dependable and high quality, in-house work force. Call us today to see how we can help you.

  • High quality, off-line, labor intensive production
  • Bagging, packaging, collating and labeling
  • Shrink wrapping and custom blister sealing
  • Consistent, productive and cost-effective
  • Dependable, experienced and flexible workforce
  • 33,000 square foot facility
  • Pick-up and delivery
  • No project is too large or too small – we are GREAT at small jobs that require quick turnaround
  • 38 years of experience
  • Competitive pricing
  • Excellent customer service
  • Benefits you and the community

Let us go to work for your business! Our dependable workforce can handle your assembly, packaging, collating and various other tasks at a highly competitive price. We offer pick-up and delivery of your completed product. Plus, you can be proud that your business is making a positive impact on lives in the NWA community.


Client Spotlight


The American culture glorifies retirement as a time in life when all your dreams come true as you while away your days on a white, sandy beach bathed in sunlight. We’re constantly bombarded by advertising which perpetuates this idea. For many folks, this is their goal but for others, work is what gives their lives meaning. Open Avenues has 10 such individuals over the age of 60. I’m sure, if you interviewed them, their motivation to continue working would be as unique as the individuals, themselves. But the fact remains, when others their age are planning their escape from work these folks find it a fulfilling way to spend their days. Hats off to these folks! Pictured, front row, left to right: Mary Lou Hall, Ann Heidbreder, Shirley Hawkins, Mary Wibert. Back row: Mike Moore, Bill Simpson, John Adams, Clarence Taylor, Colyn Byler. Not pictured: Cheryl Charbonneau.

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16th Annual Spring Fling - May 17 & 18, 2013   Read More