Medline to Produce Infection Prevention Products at New Wisconsin Facility

 
Medline announced that it will reopen a facility in Hartland, Wis., and plans to use it to produce infection control and prevention products, according to a Milwaukee Business Journal report.

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Medline bought the assets of Triad Group and its H&P Industries plant in Hartland out of bankruptcy and it will now spend $8 million to renovate and equip the plant. It also plans to hire around 200 employees at the new facility.

The facility is slated to be fully operational by May 2015, according to the report.

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