Highlights:
- Mervis Industries will build and operate a new recycling facility and transportation hub on 25 acres in Indiana.
- Site will include a community drop-off operation area and section to transfer ferrous and nonferrous metals.
- Local county will apply to Indiana Transportation Department for funding for safety and efficiency improvements to local highways.
From the article:
The recycling company Mervis Industries, headquartered in Danville, Ill., has announced plans to build and operate a recycling facility on 25 acres in Montgomery County, Ind. The new plant also will be used as a transportation hub for the company.
“We looked at a number of properties in the area, and this was the best site to expand our business and serve existing industrial customers in Montgomery County,” says Michael Mervis, director of Mervis Industries. “This property has excellent highway access and meets our standards for a recycling facility.”
The new facility will operate under Mervis’ Advantage Recycling....
