H.B. Fuller shifts production to sites with over 40% lower greenhouse gas intensity

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H.B. Fuller announced seven site closures in North America and Europe under its Project Quantum Leap supply chain transformation.
The manufacturing footprint is expected to shrink to 55 facilities by 2030 from 64 at the third-quarter end of fiscal 2026.
Modernized facilities operate with more than 60% lower energy intensity and more than 40% lower greenhouse gas intensity than legacy sites.
The program targets $75 million in annual cost savings by 2030, with operating costs on transferred volumes declining by up to 50%.
Expected savings include approximately $25 million by the end of 2026, with an additional $20-$25 million in 2027.

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