Arcade Beauty on Amnicola Highway is closing at the end of August with the loss of 84 jobs.
The firm is a leading provider of solutions to the beauty industry.
Officials said the local plant will be merged with facilities at South Plainfield, N.J.
Officials said "This move comes as part of Arcade Beauty's ongoing efforts to streamline operations, achieve greater economies of scale, improve overall efficiency, and ensure long-term sustainability in an increasingly competitive market.
"The affected plant, located at 3800 Amnicola Highway, has been an integral part of Arcade Beauty's manufacturing operations over the last 50 years. However, after careful evaluation and analysis of market conditions particularly with secular declines in print media, production capacities, and operational costs, Arcade Beauty has determined that consolidating production into our South Plainfield facilities will better position the company for future growth and success."
"The plant closure will allow us to improve our asset utilization in North America and further reduce our fixed cost base," said Trevor Deighton, general manager – North America. "We will work closely with our customers to seamlessly transition our supply chain to other Company sites in North America."
Officials said the company "is committed to providing support and assistance to affected employees during this transition period, including severance packages, job placement services, and retraining opportunities where applicable."
"The decision to close the plant was not made lightly and a direct result of the continued secular declines in print media," said Carl Allain, president and CEO. "We remain committed to doing what is right, treating everyone with respect, and delivering on our commitments to our people, customers, shareholders and the communities where we operate."