CBI Expands Territory for Powerscreen New England

SEATTLE (Waste Advantage): CBI, global manufacturer of horizontal grinders and industrial wood chippers, announces the expanded territory coverage for Powerscreen New England, strengthening their growing presence in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Initially appointed less than a year ago to cover Rhode Island and Connecticut, Powerscreen New England quickly demonstrated exceptional performance, customer support, and dedication to the CBI product line. Their rapid success has now earned them additional responsibility across Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania.

“Powerscreen New England has hit the ground running since day one,” said Nate Fuller, General Manager at CBI. “They’ve shown a true commitment to the CBI brand, providing expert local support and exceeding expectations in both sales and service. Their ability to drive growth, foster customer relationships, and uphold CBI’s standards made it an easy decision to expand their territory.”

The expanded territory will enable Powerscreen New England to bring their renowned expertise in heavy-duty grinding, chipping, and materials processing equipment to more customers throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Their knowledgeable team, strategically located facilities and focus on aftersales support will play a key role in helping customers in their new territories achieve higher productivity and efficiency with CBI equipment. “We’ve built a strong relationship with CBI and experienced great success in Rhode Island and Connecticut,” said Seamus Sheelan, President of Powerscreen New England.

“We are excited to keep that momentum going as we expand into Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. I am confident that our experienced sales team will drive growth and continue to strengthen our collaboration with CBI in these new markets.” Working together, CBI and Powerscreen New England remain focused on delivering best-in-class solutions and support to customers in the forestry, recycling, and biomass sectors.

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