Nefab opens new Arizona facility to help customers with their warehousing and packaging needs
Nefab has recently opened a new facility in Tucson, Arizona. The company, which specializes in industrial packaging, logistics, and digital services, invested millions of dollars into the new 140,000-square-foot plant, generating 100 new jobs for the surrounding area. To promote sustainability, the new facility features fully electric forklifts and optimized lighting systems.
According to the company, FLSmidth will be the facility's largest customer. Additionally, the plant will serve as a one-stop shop for the company’s warehousing and packaging services as well as fully customized dangerous-goods certified packaging solutions.
What people are saying
In a recent quote, Hannu Hyttinen, Regional Managing Director, Nefab US West, said, “The new plant represents a major investment in our Arizona operations, effectively expanding our capacity in the state. This growth underscores Nefab’s dedication to the region, which is rapidly becoming a key hub for the mining, manufacturing, and technology sectors, thanks to its highly skilled workforce and robust infrastructure.”
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