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Paper and packaging distributor Millcraft plans Chattanooga expansion

Staff photo by Robin Rudd / Dawn breaks over the Chattanooga skyline Sept. 6 as traffic moves on M.L. King Boulevard, through the West Village. An online site that tracks technology trends ranked Chattanooga as the No. 2 city in the nation for remote work.
Staff photo by Robin Rudd / Dawn breaks over the Chattanooga skyline Sept. 6 as traffic moves on M.L. King Boulevard, through the West Village. Paper products company Millcraft announced Friday an expansion into Chattanooga. Staff photo by Robin Rudd / Dawn breaks over the Chattanooga skyline Sept. 6 as traffic moves on M.L. King Boulevard, through the West Village. Paper products company Millcraft announced Friday an expansion into Chattanooga.

Millcraft, an Ohio-based paper and packaging distributor, plans to open a Chattanooga division and recruit employees for sales, operations, delivery and customer service, the company announced Friday.

The family-owned company has not announced a location, opening date, investment amount or number of jobs for the expansion.

Reed Harman, whom the company described as having more than 30 years of experience in the graphic paper industry, will lead the Chattanooga operation as regional vice president of sales.

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“Chattanooga represents an exciting opportunity to continue growing our presence in Tennessee while building meaningful, long-term customer relationships,” Millcraft CEO Travis Mlakar said in a press release.