Unifi to shutter North Carolina yarn facility

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Synthetic yarn supplier Unifi will close its Madison facility in North Carolina to pay down debt and consolidate manufacturing operations.

Unifi, Yadkinville, North Carolina
Unifi's will consolidate production in Yadkinville (above) and El Salvador after the sale of Madison.

GREENSBORO – US polyester yarn supplier Unifi is to close down and sell its Madison County production facility in North Carolina and shift its yarn manufacturing operations to other facilities in North Carolina and Central America – where the company has production in El Salvador.

The closure is intended to improve overall operation efficiencies, lower fixed costs and improve profitability at the US-based maker of Repreve branded recycled polyester yarn.

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