Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce: Sonoco Recycling Acquires American Recycling of Western North Carolina

Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce: Sonoco Recycling Acquires American Recycling of Western North Carolina
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Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce issued the following announcement on January 10.

Sonoco Recycling, a unit of Sonoco (NYSE: SON), one of the largest sustainable global packaging companies, today announced it has acquired American Recycling of Western North Carolina, a privately owned recovered paper recycler located in Asheville, N.C.

American Recycling of Western North Carolina is a privately owned business that processes approximately 30,000 tons of recovered fiber annually at its well-capitalized Asheville material recovery facility. The business expects to generate approximately $9 million in sales in 2021 and it is strategically located approximately 65 miles from Sonoco’s Newport, TN, uncoated recycled paperboard mill.

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