Irving Tissue Announces $600 Million Expansion in Macon

Irving Tissue has announced a significant $600 million expansion of its Macon, Georgia facility, set to create over 100 new jobs, adding to the 400 positions already established. This expansion includes the addition of a third ThruAir Dry paper-making machine, more converting lines, and a fully automated warehouse, reflecting the company's ongoing commitment to investment in the region. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp praised Irving Tissue for their $1.5 billion investment since 2017, emphasizing the state's business-friendly environment and infrastructure. The expansion reflects strong partnerships with local authorities and is seen as a testament to the skilled workforce and community support in Macon. The project, expected to be completed by 2027, underscores Irving Tissue's role as a valued employer and integral part of the Macon-Bibb County community. The expansion also highlights the interconnectedness of Irving's operations, with supplies sourced from their sustainable pulp mills in the northeast.