Sterling Packaging

Monroeville,
AL
(2018)

Sterling Packaging

Business Development, Manufacturing, Rural, Warehouse and Wholesale

The relocation of a Canadian based company to Alabama where it opened a packaging facility.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $8,500,000
Total Project Cost: $9,552,646

IMPACT

84 FTE jobs
22 construction jobs

CDEs

United Bank of Alabama

Investor

Wells Fargo

Project Description

This project involved the relocation of a Canadian based company to Alabama where it opened a packaging facility.

MAP

Address: 267 Industrial Park Drive, Monroeville, AL 36460

Census Tract: 1099076000

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