12-07-2007: Alcoa Warrick Operations dedicated a new Lithographic Cleaning Line, celebrating the creation of 50 new jobs at the plant, an additional $47 Million to the local tax base, and a diversification of products creating a bright future for the facility.
"This significant investment reinforces the strong foundation at Warrick Operations allowing us to diversify our product mix and fully utilize our existing assets," said Ann Whitty, Vice President and General Manager for Alcoa's Rigid Packaging Division. "Alcoa's continued investment in Warrick Operations is creating a strong future for the company, our employees, our customers, and this community."
Installation of the Lithographic Cleaning Line (Litho Line) started early in 2007 with equipment and installation costs totaling $47 Million. The line is designed specifically to clean, level, and trim lithographic sheet that is used in the high end printing market for products including magazines, periodicals, brochures, and newspaper inserts.
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