Fort Dearborn Co. Acquires Hammer Packaging Corp.
Fort Dearborn Co. acquired Hammer Packaging Corp. to enhance its position in the decorative label and packaging market by expanding its geographic footprint, capacity, and capabilities.
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Mar 3rd, 2021 With two facilities located in West Henrietta, N.Y. and Rochester, N.Y., Hammer Packaging has a reputation for delivering innovation and quality product to a loyal and valued customer base. The combination will increase both companies’ capabilities to provide an even higher level of product and service offering to customers. The company’s product offering includes: cut & stack, in-mold, pressure sensitive, roll-fed, shrink and stretch sleeve labels, as well as flexible packaging.
Fort Dearborn acquires Hammer Packaging Corporation
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Fort Dearborn Company Announces the Acquisition of Hammer Packaging Corporation
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HE was a gentleman who loved to make people laugh - this is the moving tribute paid to Jim Hammond, former York teacher and stalwart of the city s amateur dramatic scene. Jim, who has died aged 88, was a former teacher at Shipton Street and Kingsway Junior School in York and a member of the Rowntree Players for 40 years. A veteran of Korea, Jim had also been the narrator at the York Festival of Remembrance for several years, held at the Barbican. He also played Noah in The Mystery Plays of 1973.
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