Since 1946, HMC Industries, Inc. has partnered with outstanding companies in a myriad of markets providing quality merchandising fixtures, establishing itself as a premier provider of point-of-purchase displays.

     Originally, the company was known as Huston Manufacturing Company, named for the founder, Bill Huston.  At that time, the focus of the business was furniture quality greeting card display fixtures made of solid wood products.  Each unit was hand built by skilled artisans, experts in their field.  As technology changed, and wood alternatives became the norm, HMC continued to grow and change with the times. 

      The company changed ownership and focus in 1970, when Jack Lundberg successfully expanded the customer base to include sewing notions, photo finishing, children's books and amusements, intimate apparel, confections, and baking supplies. Our products can be found in small and large retailers alike, throughout the United States and Canada. Occasionally our products travel across borders to Mexico, the United Kingdom, and even Hong Kong. 

      Today, Craig Lundberg leads the team as owner, chief design engineer, and a vital source of the creative energy that HMC is known for. Having worked literally in every facet of the company, he is well versed in the daily workings of the company remaining keenly aware of the needs of the customer.  Along with his extensive practical knowledge, he holds a MBA from the University of Washington. 

      The team approach works at HMC, limiting turnover, and providing experience and pride throughout the organization.  The average tenure with the company is over 10 years and most of us have been here more than 5 years.  Value engineering and innovative thinking are the keys to our success.