The company is expected to produce 3 billion nitrile gloves in the first year of operations, according to the Columbia Regional Business Report.
The company is partnering with CeramTec, a global ceramic and medical technology company, to make the gloves. CeramTec will make the forms used to mold the gloves, according to the Business Report.
The company is set to begin producing the gloves by early next year and create 250 jobs.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster said during a news conference: “Investment in this kind of business is something that’s vital to our future and our national security,” according to the Business Report.
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