``This new line increases our run rate to the $50 million annualized range,'' said AERT Chairman, Joe G. Brooks. ``This increased capacity, in conjunction with our recently upgraded raw material feed and transfer system creates the environment for sustained profitability,'' stated Brooks. ``Construction of an additional extrusion line at the existing Arkansas facility will begin later in the year.''
AERT currently operates additional production lines at its manufacturing facility in Texas and a recycling and manufacturing facility with two production lines in Arkansas. Construction on a third facility in Arkansas will begin later in the year.
Advanced Environmental Recycling Technologies Inc. manufactures a growing line of composite building materials made from recycled polyethylene plastic and waste wood fiber. The Company's products are marketed under the trade names MoistureShield® and ChoiceDek® for the North American homebuilding market. Additional information will be forthcoming.
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