Home Textiles Today - November 27, 2000

WEST POINT, GA —In a move to further streamline its operations, WestPoint Stevens Inc. announced it will phase out its trucking operations at its Greenville, SC, terminal.According to a statement released by the company, based here, the move will be completed within six to eight weeks. WestPoint Stevens will, however, maintain its other terminals in Burlington, NC, and Valley, AL.

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