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Menasha company plans to create new jobs after acquiring Chicago packaging business

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Dura-Fibre currently employs about 60 people and has a 125,000 square-foot facility in Menasha. It creates laminated paperboard solutions, including industrial crates, folding carton packaging. The acquisition will create new jobs, but "we do not have a specific number to share," a spokesperson says.

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Menasha company plans to create new jobs after acquiring Chicago packaging business

Dura-Fibre will create new jobs in Menasha with the acquisition, but did not say how many.

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