The facility, started by displaced workers shortly after the Halls Tupperware plant closed in 1993, was granted a $1 million zero-interest Rural Economic Development Loan through Gibson Electric Membership Corporation.
The funds will allow the company to grow its medical-grade plastics injection and blow-molding operations and begin a food-grade plastics injection molding operation.
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