The U.S. based CorrChoice sheet feeder network is planning to build a 350,000-sq-ft facility in Pennsylvania. Governor Tom Wolf announced the $40 million expansion in a press release and said that the project will be supported through state funding, and is expected to create 79 jobs. The company is also expected to retain 97 jobs at facilities in the Hazleton and Warminster areas.
Last year CorrChoice’s parent company Greif Inc. reported that it planned to add a new facility that would include a corrugator and a litho-laminator line in the Mid-Atlantic region, offering easy access to several of Greif’s key markets and enhance transportation for both of Greif’s paper mills. CorrChoice currently has locations in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and North Carolina.
