The company says its profits have suffered in the current economy with competition from low-cost foreign made products and increases in ingredient costs.
In its announcement this week, the company was not able to say specifically when the plant would close its doors. When it happens, about 24 people will be out of their jobs.
The closure will not affect the parent Quigley Corp.'s production of COLD-EEZE and other over-the-counter cold products at its factory in Lebanon County.
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Information from: The Patriot-News, http://www.pennlive.com/patriotnews
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