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Ox Industries
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About Ox Industries
Ox Industries is the largest independently owned, vertically integrated producer of paperboard, specialty paper, tube & core, and protective packaging products in the United States. When we opened our doors in 1996, we worked to produce the most environmentally sustainable product possible, using recycled material purchased from nearby paper mills. We knew that if we wanted to impact the environment – while also maintaining the most efficient production lines and highest quality product – we needed to be in control of our paper source. In 2007, with that goal in mind, we purchased Halltown Paperboard Mill – founded in 1869 – and became a 100% vertically integrated producer of recycled paperboard. The Ox team is rooted in the paper business and knowledgeable across multiple industries. We take the time to listen and gain an understanding of our customer's goals and challenges. We help clients navigate through manufacturing channels, creating efficiency and finding solutions for even the most demanding jobs. Ox has adopted the approach of educate, train and support to ensure the result is a product precisely fit for our client's application. Product: Paperboard Specialty Paper Tube and Core Protective Packaging
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Ox Industries celebrated 30 years in business, founded in 1996 as a tube and core company, and reached an important milestone in 2007 with the acquisition of its first paperboard mill and becoming vertically integrated.
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People
Ox Industries has nearly 600 team members contributing to the strength, service, and capabilities of its operations.
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Operations & Supply
Ox Industries is a vertically integrated manufacturer of 100% recycled paperboard and converted paperboard products, including tubes and cores, chipboard sheets, and protective packaging.
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Operations & Supply
Ox Industries Fort Worth operation plays a role in the larger Ox family
Reported by Steve Niedringhaus