Adenna Inc., a private label latex and synthetic examination glove manufacturer, announced this week that it will be opening new regional offices and distribution centers in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, and Philadelphia.
The facilities will give the company a more cost-effective method of delivery their product throughout the US.
Max Lee, president of Adenna said, "We plan to have the new facility in Atlanta center staffed and operating by January 15, 2001. We expect to begin seeing the financial benefits of the new center during the first quarter of fiscal year 2001."
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