Central Fiber LLC, a provider of erosion control products, has acquired the business and assets of Southwest Environment Services, Inc. (SES), Tyler, Texas, a manufacturing and services company that specializes in erosion control products and applications. Central Fiber says the acquisition will enhance its erosion control product line, supply chain and distribution network.
The purchase of SES, increases Central Fiber's share in the erosion control market. "The combination of Southwest Environment’s management, facilities and products with our established products will provide our customers increased service and value," says Darren Traub, president and CEO of Central Fiber. "The acquisition will also result in greater efficiencies and easier access to important markets."
Danny Marsh, president and co-owner of SES adds, "Combining with Central Fiber bolsters our technical and organizational resources. This transaction is the best way for us to maximize our service to customers and our opportunities for the SES team. Central Fiber brings financial, engineering and technical capabilities to SES.”
In addition to Tyler, Texas, Central Fiber operates plants in Wellsville, Kan., and Canton, Ohio. The company recycles old newspapers, old magazines, and wood chips into a variety of cellulose fiber products, including industrial fibers, erosion control products and insulation.
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