Craig Warosh serves as a Product Manager – Packaging at Nelson-Jameson. He is responsible for managing all direct-use packaging for cheese producers. His duties encompass sourcing new suppliers for both existing and new items, as well as troubleshooting packaging problems and defective products. On a daily basis, Warosh handles pricing, sourcing, managing hardwire price sheets, and visiting customers to test new products.
Warosh brings extensive experience to the industry, having worked in the industry for 34 years. He began his career as a Packaging Engineer. His prior roles include serving as a Packaging Engineer and as a Director of Operations. Among his accomplishments, Warosh has developed many innovative corrugated designs that improved efficiencies and protection for packaged products. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology – Packaging from the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
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A Wisconsin dairy manufacturer saw frequent leading and bubbling issues with its bags when packaging its 40-lb blocks. These issues impacted quality, and led to inefficiency and unnecessary waste.
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