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Radisson Milwaukee North Shore
7065 N Port Washington Rd
Milwaukee, WI 53217
Rick Bergholz
Green has become a priority for TAPCO, allowing the company to meet demand for sustainable products and to give customers ways to reduce energy consumption. Signposts are made from recycled steel (1 million pounds of steel each year). Speed bumps and car stops are both made from recycled rubber and plastic milk jugs.
TAPCO’s traditional base of business has been municipalities, states and businesses in the U.S. but exports and Federal government contracting have opened new opportunities for TAPCO overseas. Two years ago we had zero government business and zero export business. Today, exporting accounts for 10 to 15 percent of gross sales and is growing.
TAPCO’s most recent international developments have led to strong distributorships in Latin America, Australia, and Canada—only the tip of the iceberg for the budding, family owned, small business that began in Milwaukee in 1956. TAPCO also does business in the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Russia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan and Iraq.
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Radisson Milwaukee North Shore
7065 N Port Washington Rd
Milwaukee, WI 53217
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