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Circleville toilet paper manufacturer sees room for growth beyond $185M expansion - Vimarsana News

Circleville toilet paper manufacturer sees room for growth beyond $185M expansion

One of Central Ohio’s largest manufacturers expects to grow beyond even the $185 million expansion it’s now undertaking. Italy-based Sofidel Group picked Circleville in 2016 as its first newly built production facility in the U.S. That 1.8 million-square-foot facility opened in 2018. Last month Sofidel began an expansion that will add another 500,000 square feet and another milling […]

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Sofidel Offers Recommendations for Restroom Care This International ... - Vimarsana News

Sofidel Offers Recommendations for Restroom Care This International ...

Sofidel Offers Recommendations for Restroom Care This International ...

Sofidel Sustainability Specialist To Speak at Clean Buildings Conference 2024 - Vimarsana News

Sofidel Sustainability Specialist To Speak at Clean Buildings Conference 2024

29.02.2024 - -Learn how to cut through greenwashing to improve Scope 3 emissions-HORSHAM, PA / ACCESSWIRE / February 29, 2024 / On Tuesday, March 12, Mohamed Abaas, environmental sustainability specialist from Sofidel, will present tips for cutting through ...

Italian business to buy U.S. paper mill - Vimarsana News

Italian business to buy U.S. paper mill

Foreign acquisition underway ST Paper Duluth, a paper mill based in Duluth, in the U.S. state of Minnesota, is to be sold to Italian paper products manufacturer Sofidel Group.  

Our View: Support projects with promise to transform Duluth - Vimarsana News

Our View: Support projects with promise to transform Duluth

From the editorial: "Anyone skeptical that public help allows for and encourages private investment can consider the story of the paper mill in West Duluth."