Ball Corporation has notified its employees and the union, in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement, about the potential closure of the Wallkill, New York, plant. Ball is evaluating the Wallkill facility, which opened in 1972. The facility produces a number of unique can sizes where Ball is the sole supplier. Space, land and equipment limitations make expansion and upgrades to this facility difficult. To increase production and enable growth of contracted customers, Ball is exploring closure of the Wallkill plant and supplying the unique sizes from other facilities that can produce them. Ball can leverage its system of 20 metal beverage container plants across the region to serve its customers.
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