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New 450-Ton Press
11/12/21
Myco Plastics, Inc. has installed a new press to broaden the tonnage capability of the facility. This new press will allow Myco Plastics, Inc. to relieve scheduling constraints on our 1,000-Ton press and explore new commercial opportunities.

Jacksonville Awards January's Business and Beauty Award to Myco
1/13/21
With the help the Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation's (JEDCO) "Operation Facelift" initiative, Myco Plastics, Inc. has been awarded January's Business and Beauty award from The Keep Jacksonville Beautiful Committee to recognize the hard work put into renovating the exterior of their building. Since being purchased by SCP Polymers, Inc. in 2018, this is the second award given to Myco during that period. Myco plans on continuing the improvements of the exterior and interior of the building in the coming months and years.

Happy Holidays from Myco Plastics, Inc!
12/14/19
The Myco Plastics, Inc. family celebrated 2019 at Times Square Grand Slam in Tyler, TX. After a fun afternoon of bowling, arcades, laser tag, meals, and drinks, several people were recognized for their efforts throughout the year.
Employee of the Year
Catalina Tavera
Best Attitude
Genoveva Luna
Going Above and Beyond
Silvia Jaramillo
Anniversaries
10th - Maria Jimenez
Perfect Attendance
Maria Jimenez
Catalina Tavera
We are grateful for all of our employees and customers! Have a great holidays!

Jacksonville, TX Employer of the Month
10/11/18
The Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation (JEDCO) has awarded Myco Plastics, Inc. as the October Employer of the Month. Mississippi-based SCP Polymers purchased Myco in March 2018 and since then they have been hard at work improving their building and preparing for additional capital investment in Jacksonville. The new ownership group has also provided advancement opportunities for their employees and brought on a new sales manager to diversify and grow the business. The company specializes in contract plastic injection molding and has brought countless federal dollars to Jacksonville through defense contracts.

Myco Purchases Jacksonville Tool & Die, Inc.
11/2/21
In November, Jacksonville’s own Myco Plastics, Inc. (Myco) closed on the purchase of Jacksonville Tool & Die, Inc. (JTD). Myco CEO Bud Hanna said, “since the purchase of Myco, we’ve always had the desire to build our own toolroom. Our internal toolroom at our site in Mississippi has been vital to reducing costs in our tooling maintenance and repair programs. However, when Mart O. Betts offered to partner with us, it was an easy decision to go that route instead.” After the completion of the purchase, however, Myco will continue to operate the business as JTD at its current location at TX-456 Loop.
“Although JTD will be purchased by Myco, the operation of the two sites will remain separate as to not interfere with JTD’s current customer base” said Myco President and General Manager Joshua Hanna. “This move will allow us to vertically integrate our ability to maintain and repair tools, but won’t affect JTD’s current customers or our current tooling suppliers.”
Immediate plans by Myco include updating JTD’s resource management software, updating their supplier network, and transitioning unused equipment to Myco.

Year-End Review of Myco Plastics, Inc.
12/23/20
Although we did not get to celebrate the end of the year as normal due to the pandemic, the Myco Plastics, Inc. team still had plenty to be thankful for. By instituting a mask mandate in April, we were able to record zero community transmission of SARS-COV-2 within our facility in 2020. Unfortunately, we did have employees become sick over the year with the novel virus but we are pleased to report that each person has recovered fully, to date. Although the worse of the virus may still be ahead of us, we are grateful for our employees for coming together, and staying apart, to limit the spread of COVID-19 and finish the year strong. The employees that led the charge to finish the year positively were our award winners listed below:
Employee of the Year
Dylan Thorp
Best Attitude
Emeilia Meija
Going Above and Beyond
Terry Flusche
Anniversaries
5th - Maria Ramirez
5th - Dylan Thorp
20th - Cathy Eckert
Perfect Attendance
Maria Jimenez
Catalina Tavera
Emelia Meija
Maria Ramirez
Maria Mendez
We are also thankful for the COVID-19 response planning, resources, and guidance from MAPP and CIDRAP.
We hope all of our customers, suppliers, friends, and employees have a safe holiday! Hopefully 2021 will have a better future!

Renovations Underway
6/25/19
Myco Plastics, Inc. has begun renovations to the historic Jacksonville building that once housed businesses vital to the tomato and rose industry from the 1940's. Through the Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation's (JEDCO) "Operation Facelift" initiative, Myco Plastics, Inc. was able to update the exterior of the building and it will be completed by August. Interior renovations should get started within the next year.

Mississippi-based company invests in Jacksonville
5/1/18
In March, Booneville, Mississippi-based South Central Polymers, Inc. (SCP) closed on the purchase of Myco Plastics, Inc. (Myco). SCP President and CEO Bud Hanna said, “the company [SCP] was originally planning to expand into another market, but was drawn to Jacksonville by the strength of its existing plastics industry.” SCP will continue to operate as Myco in Jacksonville.
“A driver in the decision to purchase Myco was the talent and tenure of the current employees” said SCP Vice-President and General Manager Joshua Hanna. “Approximately a third of the current employees have worked at Myco for more than 10-years and in April we were pleased to announce pay raises for our people.”
Immediate plans by SCP include interior and exterior improvements to their location on US HWY 79. Near-term plans include expansion of the building, investment in additional injection-molding equipment, and growth in employee count.
“Jacksonville’s robust plastics industry continues to draw outside investment, and the Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation (JEDCO) is committed to leveraging our position in the market”, said JEDCO Chairman of the Board Darrell Dement. “We look forward to building a strong relationship with SCP and appreciate their investment.”
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Myco Mourns the Loss of Andrew Acosta
9/21/21
Andrew Acosta (43) of Jacksonville, Texas passed away on August 27th, 2021. He was born in San Antonio, Texas.
Andrew enjoyed dancing, camping, and taking road trips to other states with his family. he was also a big sports fanatic, especially San Antonio Spurs, Texas Longhorns, and Dallas Cowboys.
Andrew is preceeded in death by his grandmother Carolina Maldonado, father Andrew Maldonado, and Aunt Diana Acosta.
He is survived by his wife Monica Serrato; Children Chris, Charles, and Gabriela; mother Rosemary Acosta (Manuel); sister Sarah Maldonado; nephew Marcus and niece Camila. Andrew also has many aunt, uncles, cousins, in-laws, friends and coworkers at Myco Plastics and Cardinal Health who will miss him dearly.

COVID-19 Response
3/17/20
The outbreak and continued spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) is causing a lot of concern for increased risk associated with raw material supply availability.
Currently, we are not aware of any disruption in our ability to maintain adequate levels of supply due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) but know this will change on a part by part basis with some cargo delays from China and Europe.
We evaluate each order’s lead-time at the time we receive the order and will give you the date we feel comfortable with at the time of confirmation. We are in constant communication with our suppliers and will alert our customers as soon as we are made aware of a potential issue involving your product or a change to the delivery status. We are taking the following precautionary steps to prevent the spread of the virus:
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Limiting non-essential visits to customers
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Limiting non-essential visits to our facilities
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Mask wearing and to keep reasonable social distance
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Survey of guests for essential visits to be filled out before entry

New 1,000-Ton Press
3/22/19
Myco Plastics, Inc. has installed a new press to increase the tonnage capability of the plant to 1,000-Tons. The new press is fully operational and will allow Myco Plastics, Inc. to explore new commercial opportunities.
