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New category will include plant-based fibers
October 6, 2020
By: Tara Olivo
Associate Editor at Nonwovens Industry
Central National Gottesman Inc. (CNG), which owns sales and distribution businesses in the global pulp, paper, tissue, packaging, wood products and metals industries, announced that its Central National division will expand its product offering to include nonwovens and fibers. The new category includes viscose and lyocell, the plant-based fibers used in textiles, nonwovens and other products. These fibers are alternatives to fossil fuel-based fibers used in everyday household items, including diapers, wipes, and feminine hygiene products, and will help reduce the impact of single-use plastics on the environment. “We are proud that our expanding product scope includes the pioneering use of plant-based materials for the production of nonwovens, fibers, packaging, bio-chemicals and bio-energy as sustainable substitutes for petroleum products,” says CNG president and CEO Andrew Wallach. “Our goal is to be a part of the solution to transition away from fossil fuels in pursuit of a more circular economy.” Wallach added that the new product category will be led by Jeff Hurley in a newly created position to enter into the fast-growing nonwovens space. Hurley comes to CNG from Nice-Pak Products, a leading producer of wet wipes for consumer, health care and food service markets, where he served in both technical and commercial roles. “Jeff’s knowledge and expertise in this category adds a high level of understanding of these materials, as well as insight into their uses and environmental advantages,” says Warren Pullen, Central National’s executive vice president overseeing the new category launch. “His leadership positions in R&D/innovation, manufacturing, sales and business development make him the ideal person to head this new category.” CNG has traditionally focused on paper, pulp and packaging, but recently expanded its category offerings to include wood and metal products to meet growing global demand. The company distributes more than seven million metric tons of product annually, with an expertise in global trade, finance and supply chain management that streamlines the process of delivering products around the world.
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