DEAL CLEANS UP PENN TOWNSHIP

Penn Township is about to see a lot more shampoo and soap in the near future. (So no more excuses from local kids who try to get out of taking baths.) That's because Unilever is about to do something big there.
This deal is quite welcome, since we're about to run out of our favorite Suave Pomegranate Splash shampoo. Yes, made by Unilever. Sources tell us that company is expected to build a 1.4M SF distribution center in Penn Township in a deal that had previously been known as “Project Infinity.” (Back when it thought it was building a spaceship.) Panattoni Development Co has been tapped to do the project, but little info is available as of now. We'll keep you posted.

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