A second tissue paper machine planned for startup this month at PCDI Oconto Falls Tissue Inc. in Oconto Falls, Wis., is now expected to begin production July 29.
"The building is being constructed, and pieces of the machine are slowly coming in," he said.
Production on the machine was originally scheduled to begin last October, but state bonds to finance the project were not finalized until November.
The new machine will have an output capacity of 80 tons per day of recycled tissue. Currently, the mill uses a single machine to produce 115 tons per day of recycled tissue.
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