Canusa Hershman has recently created a new company that aims to focus on the export of recovered fiber to Asia, especially China. The new operation is being called Newport CH International, and its principals are Jimmy Yang, Jim Fagelson and Clark Hahne. The company is based in Brea, Calif.
Jonathan Sloan, president of Canusa Hershman Recycling, said, “We are extremely pleased to have Jimmy, Jim and Clark on CHRC’s team. They are seasoned professional and their presence in the export market adds another exciting dimension to our organization.
Ethan Hershman, CEO of CHRC, noted that “Exports of fiber to Asia will continue to be a major factor in the North American market, and it has always been our goal to have a more active role in this region. Newport CH helps us to achieve this goal.”
Canusa Hershman managing more than 75,000 tons per month of secondary fiber, plastics and other recyclables through its trading operations, processing plants and exclusive mill purchasing commitments.
The company operates 10 sales offices and four processing facilities throughout North America. Jimmy Yang, president of CH International, can be reached at (714) 572-8881.
Canusa Hershman was the featured cover profile in the June issue of Recycling Today Magazine. To read the article click on the following link. -- Canusa Hershman Cover Story.
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