The new plant employs more than 100 workers and will have a workforce of 140 when it reaches capacity in about two years, Beaudoin said.
The facility will save the equivalent of up to 10,000 trees a day by using 100 percent recycled paper from Pratt's mill system.
Tuesday's opening was attended by Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor, Pratt Industries Global Chairman Anthony Pratt and local officials.
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