Frisco sits inside the DFW Metroplex's fastest-growing corporate corridor, where headquarters decisions for frozen-food and beverage brands get made even when the plants that need packaging equipment sit somewhere else. One of North America's largest coffee and beverage companies relocated its Texas headquarters into a 350,000-square-foot office at The Star in Frisco in 2019. A frozen Mexican-food manufacturer moved its full corporate headquarters to Frisco in 2023, consolidating oversight of manufacturing plants spread across Texas, California, and South Carolina. A last-mile food-service distribution company founded in 2006 is headquartered here too, coordinating deliveries to thousands of restaurants nationwide. That cluster of headquarters gives Frisco outsized influence over packaging-line decisions for plants that sit hundreds of miles away in California or South Carolina.

Those Frisco headquarters oversee frozen-food plants running hundreds of miles away in Texas, California, and South Carolina, and the packaging equipment on those plant floors doesn't care where the org chart sits. Frozen entrees, sides, and snack items still need bagging at freezer-line speed, and mixed, portioned ingredients still need dosing with the accuracy a frozen-food recipe demands. Our Mars Series vertical form-fill-seal (VFFS) baggers and EliteWeigh multihead weighers cover both jobs. Beverage bottling operations tied to Frisco's corporate presence add a second need, from case-ready bottling runs to high-volume distribution scheduling. The decisions get made here in Frisco. The freezer line they set runs hundreds of miles away, and we know how to keep yours fed at the speed a recipe like that demands. Frisco has plenty of corporate headquarters, but none of them is ours. We ship in-stock equipment straight to the Texas, California, and South Carolina plants these headquarters oversee, backed by consultative service and support from Toronto and Tampa.