In its July/August issue, Construction Executive dives deep into the collaboration between Principe Foods, a subsidiary of Swift Prepared Foods, and the Florida-based construction company Stellar in bringing this $200 million, ... Read More
ICL Group, a global specialty minerals company, recently broke ground on its new $400 million lithium iron phosphate (LFP) plant, set to create 150 jobs in St. Louis, Missouri. The Company, ... Read More
Karla Klingner, CEO of Columbia, Missouri-based Palindromes Inc., is actively involved in agroecology and building a resilient and equitable food system to combat food deserts and prevent health issues related to ... Read More
Just as we’re seeing more and more investment by building materials and food production companies in Missouri, Boeing turns our attention back to aerospace with plans for a $1.8 billion project ... Read More
With strong roots in food and ag: nearly 400 food companies and more than 100,000 farms, Missouri is poised to embrace the U.S. Food Industry’s modern disrupters such as eating patterns, ... Read More
Impact Signs broke ground on its new state-of-the-art headquarters and manufacturing facility in Sedalia, Missouri. The company is investing nearly $10 million the new facility – which will allow them to ... Read More
Carlisle Construction Materials LLC (CCM) has officially opened its newest facility in Sikeston, Missouri. Local, regional and state leaders joined the manufacturing company’s executives in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the facility earlier today. ... Read More
Earlier this year, Missouri Partnership CEO, Subash Alias, sat down with Expansion Solutions Magazine to discuss the enduring strength of the food processing sector, projected to hit $235.67 billion by 2028. ... Read More
It’s no question Missouri attracts world-class companies. Part of what makes our state great for business is the successful companies that are already based here. These top employers help shape Missouri’s ... Read More
Advanced manufacturing businesses across industries choose to expand to centrally located Missouri. ... Read More