Essity to close tissue manufacturing operations in New York state (lesprom.com)

Essity has made the decision to close its tissue manufacturing operations in New York state and consolidate production at its other U.S. sites. This closure will include the South Glens Falls paper mill, Greenwich converting facility and Saratoga warehouse/distribution center.

The South Glens Falls paper mill will cease papermaking operations immediately, while the Greenwich converting facility and Saratoga Springs warehouse/distribution center will remain open and continue to operate as long as needed to ensure a smooth transition for customers.

There are approximately 300 employees across the three locations.
more at: https://www.lesprom.com/en/news/Essity_to_close_tissue_manufacturing_operations_in_New_York_state_108823/

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