Ongweoweh Corp. Expands Its Reputation As A Leader in Packaging Pallet Recovery

Online, July 30, 2010 (Newswire.com) - (SAN DIEGO, CA)- In an interview with Business Review USA, Randy Brown, President of Ongweoweh Corp. and Tsiorasa Barreiro, and Vice President of Supply Chain Diversity discusses their innovative NativeTrax program, commitment to community and the latest trends in the packaging industry.

Ongweoweh developed the NativeTrax program in 1999 as a way to track and recover pallets for future reuse. The highly-effective NativeTrax program has attracted big clients including Lowe's, Cargill and Coca-Cola.

"If companies are successful in these types of programs it comes from the top down. It's all about culture," said Brown in the interview. "You have to change how you do business."

Ongweoweh Corp. incorporates comprehensive sustainable strategies to reuse and recycle their wooden pallets and keep them out of a landfill, in accordance with their Native American beliefs about environmental stewardship. Additionally, Ongweoweh also gives back to the community through involvement in the Cornell University American Indian Program and annual scholarships to Native American students.

About Ongweoweh Corp.

Ongweoweh Corp. was founded in 1978 by Frank C. Bonamie, a former chief of the Cayuga Indian Nation of New York. Since its founding, Ongweoweh's mission has been to reduce material handling costs for its customers. We are committed to exceeding customers' expectations through product quality, technical innovation, and exemplary service. This philosophy has earned numerous awards, including U.S. Small Business Administration's Regional Subcontractor of the Year. Visit www.ongweoweh.com for more information.

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