The Bowling Green plant will manufacture incontinence care products for retail and health-care institutions."The new incontinence products produced in Bowling Green as a result of the expansion will be sold in retail outlets and to health-care facilities across the USA and Canada," says Sune Lundin, President of SCA Americas.The project includes both the expansion of an existing manufacturing line for light incontinence products and the start of new manufacturing capabilities for SCA’s Tena brand of protective underwear.The investment will add nearly 9 000 square meters to the existing SCA plant in Bowling Green. Currently SCA employs 180 people at the site.