Orbis will open a new factory in Greenville by the end of 2024 to make reusable pallets, totes and bulk containers for customers in the southern US
The Greenville site is within three days of 93% of the US market and has a strong multimodal network. It is also within 500 miles of nine Mexico/US points of entry
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Packaging provider Orbis has expanded its reusable tote and pallet production facility in Urbana and added a second facility to support operations
