Shepherd Color Expands Cincinnati Plant with Over $40 Million in Expansion, Capacity
Shepherd Color Company announces the continuation of a more than $40 million facility upgrade project in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Phase 1 is a $20 million capacity expansion and upgrade that has delivered efficiency and sustainability benefits, with a 15% capacity increase. Phase 2, with similar investments and benefits, is scheduled to launch by year end.
With these investments, and the planned Phase 3 business enhancements, Shepherd Color is committed to supporting the growing needs of its customers around the world. In addition, by providing leadership and guidance, combined with customer experience, technology and regulatory expertise, it is able to partner with customers, provide advice and support to help them succeed.
Shepherd Color’s reason for existence is to create value and make life better. In addition to improving product consistency and delivery reliability, these investments are designed to benefit employees, investors and the communities in which the company operates.
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