Hazen Paper Company Granted Subzone Status for Laminated Paper Products in Holyoke, Massachusetts

Summary

The Hazen Paper Company, a leading manufacturer of laminated paper products, has been granted subzone status by the US government, allowing it to take advantage of preferential tax rates and streamlined customs procedures for its operations in Holyoke, Massachusetts.

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