RockTenn, a Norcross, Ga.-based containerboard maker and paper recycler, has announced it will open a second recycling facility in the Seattle area. The new facility is designed to help accommodate growth in the Seattle market and “reinforces the company’s commitment to growing its presence in the Northwest,” according to a RockTenn news release.
“As a national leader in recycling and waste diversion, RockTenn knows that this is good business, and we are pleased that we are able to support the city’s zero waste and sustainability goals while providing additional jobs that support sustainability,” says Scott Wells, the Northwest Area General Manager, Recycling and Waste Solutions for RockTenn. “It is essential that we participate in the education of the community on the importance of recycling and build strong partnerships with the city of Seattle and local businesses,” adds Wells.
RockTenn operates 38 recycling facilities in the United States. The company also manufacturers corrugated board and consumer packaging. More information on RockTenn can be found at www.rocktenn.com.
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