Bloomsburg Carpet Industries, Inc
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
800-233-8773
At a Glance
- NAICS
- 314110
- Headquarters
- Bloomsburg, PA
- UEI
- HDUXGAT9G9J8
- CAGE
- 6KHJ2
- Founded
- 1998
- Legal name
- BLOOMSBURG CARPET INDUSTRIES INC
- County
- New York County
- Congressional district
- 09
About
Bloomsburg Carpet Industries is a third-generation family business manufacturing woven carpets in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. The company operates a solar-powered mill with Axminster, Wilton, Velvet, and Loc-Weave looms, producing carpets for residential, commercial, and hospitality markets.
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Directory supply chains
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Classification
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Compliance & Registrations
Certifications
Green Label Plus
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CRI Green Label Plus
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Registration IDs
- UEI
- HDUXGAT9G9J8
- CAGE
- 6KHJ2
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