Scholle IPN Looks toward RTW Virginia for Expansion

Scholle IPN is investing $31.1 million in order to expand in Right to Work Smyth County, Virginia. As a result, this will create 75 new jobs. So this is great economic news!

From Area Development Magazine:

“Southwest Virginia has truly become an advanced manufacturing corridor and we are proud to continue to invest in the region. By committing over $30 million in the expansion of our Chilhowie, Virginia, facility, we not only better serve the needs of our customers across North America, we also ensure that Chilhowie and the State of Virginia remain at the forefront of our sustainable packaging capabilities, said Ross Bushnell, Scholle IPN President.” [“¦]

“We are pleased that Scholle IPN has chosen to expand production in Smyth County[“¦]. The company’s investment is a strong testament to Southwest Virginia’s skilled workforce and competitive business costs that attract and retain leading manufacturers. We thank Scholle for its contribution to the region’s economic revitalization, and look forward to the creation of 75 new jobs in Smyth County.” [“¦]

“Locating these technically skilled jobs into Southwest Virginia is further evidence that the region has great potential as a business location. Smyth County administration, Smyth County economic development staff, the VEDP team, and our MRRP BRE Manager should be commended for a job well done!”

AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE

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