Essity employees participating in the Earth Day clean up included from letft, Stephanie Boone, Chad Winburn, Matt Pike, Melissa Cohee, Cara Kurtenbach, Mary Lowery, Younette Sleet, Jamie White (also in attendance but not pictured Abby Holtz).

ESSITY

Press release

Essity, a leading global hygiene and health company with paper mill operations and more than 500 employees in Harrodsburg (formerly Wausau Paper) as well as a distribution facility in Danville, celebrated Earth Week with a clean up day at Anderson Dean Park in Harrodsburg. They took time out of the work week on Tuesday, April 23 and Thursday, April 25 to clean up the park.

Essity has a major commitment to sustainability, and the Essity Harrodsburg and Danville teams are a part of that. Essity has more than 500 employees at its Harrodsburg paper mill (formerly Wausau Paper) and Danville distribution center, where they make and distribute the Tork brand of paper products (paper towels, napkins, facial and bathroom tissue).