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Carolina Container bought the 3-acre site at 2072 Brentwood St., whicnh features a 72,000-square-foot warehouse building, for just under $1.5 million, said Brett Schulman, a broker with Simpson & Schulman, which represented the GuilfordRealty & Insurancw Co. Ron Hinkle of Baldwin Cos. representexd Carolina Container. "We're trying to expandc to meet the needs ofour customers," said Ken Hanner, chiecf financial officer at Carolina Container. "In our warehousing product for your customer is a growing part of our Started in High Point in Carolina Container now has locationds in Mocksville and Hickory as with about 300total employees, Hannefr said.
"We are at a stages where we'll be growing some," he said. "We'rs seeing some increase in volume. We're not growing but we're trending in that (upward) direction." Hannerf said he didn't know exactly when or how many, but that the compangy would be adding positions at all of its locationssometimre soon. The expansion is a resulty of a change in focus for the which was founded specificallty to servicethe then- burgeoninhg textile and furniture industries. With thosse industries now in Carolina Container has had to look toothef avenues, Hanner said.
"The plastics industry has become alargwe user, and we have focused more on pharmaceuticalzs and food. We've made preparations to make further inroads inthose (industries)."
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