Piab USA relocates headquarters to Canton, Massachusetts

The new office will serve as the central hub for the brand's operations.

Piab USA's new office location in Canton, Massachusetts (Courtesy of Piab)

Piab USA has announced the relocation of its headquarters to a new, state-of-the-art office facility in Canton, Massachusetts. The move is part of Piab's strategic initiative to accommodate rapid growth and expand its capabilities in providing innovative automation technologies.

The new office, located at 100 Energy Drive, will serve as the central hub for Piab USA's operations, housing its management, sales, support, R&D, distribution center.

The new Canton office is designed to foster innovation and collaboration among Piab's teams. Equipped with modern amenities, advanced technological tools, and spacious conference areas, the facility will enhance the company's ability to develop and deliver high-quality automation solutions. The office layout encourages open communication and teamwork, which are key to Piab's agile and responsive business approach.

"We are thrilled about the move to our new office in Canton, which marks a significant milestone in our journey," says Ed McGovern, vice president, Piab USA. "This new facility not only supports our growth ambitions but also reflects our commitment to providing our employees with a great working environment and our customers with exceptional service. We look forward to becoming an integral part of the Canton community and continuing to drive innovation in industrial automation."

This article was originally posted on www.packagingstrategies.com.

Brad Addington is chief editor of Packaging Strategies and Flexible Packaging. He has more than 25 years of B2B publishing experience following the fresh produce industry, foodservice, retail, petroleum refining, petrochemicals, renewable fuels, and sustainability. He and his family live in Spokane, WA, and enjoy participating in regional triathlons and marathons. Brad majored in Journalism and Latin American Studies at the University of Kansas.

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