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07 March 2013
SCA has invested £15 million in new equipment at its Tyne Valley production site.

SCA has invested £15 million in
new equipment at its Tyne Valley
production site.
The money has been used to fund two separate projects.The first is a new production line that enables SCA to produce Tork zigzag-fold towels in the UK for the first time.This will help cut down on transport emissions when delivering Tork zigzag-fold towels to UK customers.
The second project concerns a new de-inking plant at Prudhoe mill which will increase the capacity of recycled tissue fibre in the UK by 'de-inking'fibres in recovered paper.
Kevin Starr,SCA sales director UK and Ireland, said:" This £15 million investment shows SCA's commitment to the UK market while underlining our own strategy for growth." Prudhoe mill has a range of accreditations including ISO 14001,ISO 9001,FSC and BRC. In 2008 the mill won an Environmental Management Award at the North East Business Awards competition.
The money has been used to fund two separate projects.The first is a new production line that enables SCA to produce Tork zigzag-fold towels in the UK for the first time.This will help cut down on transport emissions when delivering Tork zigzag-fold towels to UK customers.
The second project concerns a new de-inking plant at Prudhoe mill which will increase the capacity of recycled tissue fibre in the UK by 'de-inking'fibres in recovered paper.
Kevin Starr,SCA sales director UK and Ireland, said:" This £15 million investment shows SCA's commitment to the UK market while underlining our own strategy for growth." Prudhoe mill has a range of accreditations including ISO 14001,ISO 9001,FSC and BRC. In 2008 the mill won an Environmental Management Award at the North East Business Awards competition.
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