MENASHA, Wis.—Dura-Fibre LLC, today announced that it has entered into an exclusive agreement with MeadWestvaco Corporation to manufacture and market its Forte solid fiber board. Under terms of the agreement, Dura-Fibre will produce Forte by laminating together MeadWestvaco's uncoated Kraftpak virgin kraft board and Crescendo coated solid bleached board. In addition to providing the lamination and sheeting for Forte, Dura-Fibre will offer high-quality customer service and management of the product's marketing and sales activities. MeadWestvaco will continue to provide the quality substrates that comprise Forte. Dura-Fibre and MeadWestvaco, a major packaging solutions provider, will work together to ensure a seamless transition of Forte's production
Dura-Fibre
February 10, 2006
August 1, 2005
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