Cellwood Machinery announces a new member to the Cellwood-family. Nitto Shokai will take over as representatives on the Japanese market for all three world-known brands as Krima, Grubbens, and Algas. The agreement was settled in Cellwood's headquarter in Nässjö, Sweden.
“We see great potential in the Japanese market after signing agreement with Nitto Shokai, a company that has been active 80 years in the pulp & paper market,” Henrik Lefvert, CEO.
Cellwood Machinery develops, manufactures and supplies machinery and systems for the pulp and paper industry.
