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Stanker & Galetto Named General
Contractor for Schar USA
Stanker & Galetto has been selected by Schar
USA to build the first U.S. manufacturing
facility for the specialty food manufacturer.
Schar USA is a division of Italy-based Dr.
Schär Srl, Europe’s leading producer of
gluten-free products. The company currently
manufactures only a few products on a
much smaller scale at the Rutgers Food
Innovation Center in Bridgeton.
New Jersey Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno,
and officials from Schar USA, Stanker &
Galetto, Logan Township and Gloucester
County attended the groundbreaking ceremony
in the Pureland Industrial Park in
January. The project is scheduled for completion
in early 2012.
Schar USA’s new 50,000 square foot facility
in Logan Township will be expandable to
up to 80,000 square feet based on projected
company growth. Schar plans to invest more
than $15 million into its new operation and
the facility will create more than 50 new jobs.
Dr. Schär Srl, based in Burgstall, Italy, has
been developing and producing gluten-free
products for over 30 years. The company
offers a range of products, including breads,
rolls, pasta, cookies and crackers and frozen
meals. Schar USA was incorporated in 2007
and has introduced more than 32 products to
the U.S. market. For more information, contact
Stanker & Galetto at 856-692-8098.
WheatonArts Open Six Days
WheatonArts resumed its six-day operating
schedule on April 1. The arts organization
will be open Tuesday through Sunday, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m., through December 31.
WheatonArts has partnered with
Museums on Us®, a customer-benefit program
offering Bank of America customers
free admission on the first full weekend
(consecutive Saturday and Sunday) of every
month in 2011. WheatonArts will offer one
free general admission to Bank of America
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GVCC GREEN CORNER
The Chamber’s Green Energy and Practices Committee
would like to know what green energy and practices your
business or organization has engaged in that have helped
your company prosper. We would like to feature your project
in our newsletter to share with all our members. This
committee is focused on educating our membership on
opportunities, issues and general information regarding
environmentally friendly practices.
Please e-mail us at info@vinelandchamber.org, or
call us at 856-691-7400, if you are interested in participating
in this Green Energy and Practices Committee.
Bill Wahl Supply Offers Green Guidelines
Bill Wahl Supply is committed to green building products and principles as well
as energy conservation and efficiency. They can help you create your own energy
audit. Sometimes saving money on your energy bill is as easy as making minor
alterations or repairs. A great way to start is a visual inspection of the property:—
home or business. Do you notice seams, cracks or holes that allow air to travel
through them? Do you sometimes feel a draft in the middle of a specific room?
These are examples of air loss or gain which add to the size of your utility bill at
the end of the month. A quick remedy can sometimes be simple and inexpensive.
Bill Wahl Supply offers a wide variety of products geared and developed for the
specific purpose of building energy efficiency.
You may want to investigate the possibilities of solar electricity and creating
your own energy generating system. The current financial benefits of a solar electric
generating system are significant. Financial incentives offered at the state and
federal levels are abundant. However, a high performance solar system carries with
it a few crucial variables to determine not only the possible operating efficiency but
viability as well. If you would like to find
out how a solar system works or whether
or not it would be appropriate for you,
you may call Bill Wahl Supply, a fullservice
solar integrator for both commercial
and residential. They have the personnel
available to help you!
A few of their “green” products are:
• Solar reflective asphalt roofing shingles
• Insulated siding with an R-Value of 5
(5 times the energy efficiency of ordinary
siding)
• Energy Star rated windows and doors
– wide variety.
Joe Bruckner represented Bill Wahl Supply
Inc. with a booth at the last GVCC luncheon.
cardholders (must present card at gate) this
month through December. (Offer does not
cover guests.)
Call 800-998-4552 or 856-825-6800 for
more information.
ShopRite Helps Fight Hunger
ShopRite Partners in Caring is a communitybased
hunger-fighting initiative that donates
more than $2 million annually to local food
banks throughout the northeast. More than
1,700 hunger-fighting charities that feed
men, women and children are recipients of
ShopRite Partners in Caring support.
Since its founding in 1999, Partners in
Caring has donated over $24 million and
helped bring awareness to the cause by hosting
or sponsoring events that keep hunger
issues in the media and the eyes of customers.
Karen Meleta, Wakefern’s vice president
of corporate communications: “When considering
the core focus of of our philanthropic
outereach, it seemed only natural for us to
align with agencies that provide food—life’s
most basic nessesity—to those in need.”
Katheen DiChiara, founder and CEO of
Community FoodBank of New Jersey: “While
we hope for a day when programs like this
will no longer be necessary, we remain dedicated
to those who are most in need.”