What’s next after this 80-year-old manufacturer company decided it was time to sell?

Damabois of Canada acquired Pallets Inc. in Fort Edward last month. The sale includes the 12.1-acre Pallets Inc. manufacturing complex on East Street in Fort Edward. Damabois also retained Pallets Inc. president Clint Binley and his 35 employees.

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