LAURINBYRG – Scotland County Board of Commissioners Chairman Whit Gibson announced Tuesday that North Carolina Organics Recycling has chosen Scotland County as its first facility in North Carolina.
“American Complete Organics Recycling’s commitment to invest $6MM over 5 years and the hiring of 43 fulltime jobs demonstrates Scotland County’s commitment to attract jobs for our citizens,” he said.
Guy McCook, chairman of Southeastern Regional Airport Authority stated, “The Airport Authority welcomes North Carolina Organics Recycling to our industrial park. Their decision to locate here is a testament that the Authority’s focus is to be a partner with not only Scotland County, but with current and future industries.”
“North Carolina Organics Recycling would like to thank Scotland County commissioners and their employees for their hard work and dedication that assist us with our 1st facility in North Carolina. Our company continues to make advances and reinvestments to assist our communities.” Fred Mussari, president and CEO.
Mark Ward, director of Economic Development stated, “We welcome American Complete Organics Recycling to our community and look forward to a positive relationship and working with them to assist in growth and expanding job opportunities in our county.”
“This is exciting news for Scotland County! Thanks to our Economic Development director and S.C.E.D.C. who continue to work hard to make these opportunities happen for Scotland County. By North Carolina Organics Recycling making this announcement it shows that by Scotland County being centrally located, assess to major hwys, our airport and utility infrastructure we are able to attract new business and help existing business to grow.” said State Rep. Garland Pierce.
“I am very excited for the citizens in Scotland County with the newest economic development announcement. It speaks volume for our airport facility to be adding a new cutting edge company to the area. This is the first of many new opportunities that will be calling Southeast Regional Airport Authority home,” state Sen. Tom McInnis said.
“We are pleased and thankful that American Complete Organics Recycling; LLC chose our county as a vital partner in their strategic plans.” stated Ward. “Our planned efforts to diversify our economic development approach of attracting, retaining and expansion of businesses is moving in the right direction. We are confident there will be more recruitment and entrepreneurship announcements in the future.”
North Carolina Organics Recycling, LLC is a leader in the product destruction and de-packaging subsegment of organic waste materials. NCOR protects the world’s largest food and beverage brands by providing steadfast assurance that product destruction requirements are handled efficiently, reliably, economically and in an environmentally responsible manner.
