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Hartmann North America Plans Further Capacity Expansion Through 2027

Building on recent investments, the expansion will add production and warehouse capacity to support demand for sustainable molded fiber egg packaging across North America.

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Hartmann North America

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Hartmann North America announces further expansion and increased capacity planned for 2027.

This announcement follows the completion of its latest major expansion, which launched in 2024 and added multiple production lines and warehouse facilities across the U.S. and Canada. Combined, these investments represent over $100 million USD in North American operations from 2024 through 2027.

"These significant investments underscore our commitment to the North American market and our global leadership in pulp egg packaging," said Torben Rosenkrantz-Theil, CEO of Hartmann Packaging.

"This expansion reflects our strategy of investing where demand is growing and sustainability matters," said Karl M. Broderick, President of Hartmann North America. "It strengthens our ability to serve customers and deliver sustainable molded fiber packaging with significant scale."

The growth positions Hartmann to meet rising demand for recyclable and compostable molded fiber egg packaging, supporting North American egg producers with reliable supply and long-term capacity.

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