Eastern Propak ribbon cutting, Glassboro
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Eastern Propak Re-Opens State-of-the-Art Produce Cold Storage and Packing Facility

Eastern Propak recently unveiled its state-of-the-art produce cold storage, packing, and repacking facility in Glassboro at a ribbon cutting ceremony and grand re-opening event.

The facility features added space and increased resources for automation in addition to many technological advancements and innovations that directly improve the overall efficiency, sustainability, and quality, setting new standards in the produce industry.

“Thank you to everyone who joined us for this important milestone. You have all played such an integral role in our journey and have contributed to Eastern Propak’s growth throughout the past several years. We are proud to be part of the Glassboro community supporting our local farmers, and we are committed to improving the produce industry,” said Robert Kearney, CEO of Eastern Propak, LLC.

Glassboro Mayor John E. Wallace III congratulated the company for reaching this milestone and acknowledged the company’s commitment to the local community. Director Frank DeMarco and Deputy Director Heather Simmons of the Gloucester County Board of Commissioners presented Eastern Propak with a Certificate of Appreciation supporting small businesses and New Jersey Farmers on achievements to support the local community.

According to Deputy Director Heather Simmons of the Gloucester County Board of Commissioners, “Eastern Propak has 145 employees and a business model that combines the two things that make New Jersey great: agriculture and innovation. Eastern Propak makes a real difference in the community. The jobs that are created make this a vibrant community. The Ellis Street corridor where this is located has grown and changed over the last several years in part because of the investment that Eastern Propak has made here.”

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