US EditionSwire Coca-Cola Lands Site for $475M Plant that Failed in Denver
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KTLO)--Colorado Springs is getting a new Coca-Cola soft drink manufacturing plant. Officials from Swire Coca-Cola USA announced the new site southeast of the city, saying the new plant will provide 170 new jobs. Construction of the new plant is expected to begin next year. The post New Coca-Cola Plant to Provide 170 New Jobs appeared first on KRDO.
After project near DIA falls through, Swire Coca-Cola looks to Colorado Springs
Swire Coca-Cola has announced plans to construct a $475 million manufacturing facility in Colorado Springs, moving away from a previously considered project at Denver International Airport.
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Colorado Springs Lands $475M Bottling Plant
Colorado Springs has been selected as the future home of a major new manufacturing hub for Swire Coca-Cola, USA. The company announced plans for a $475 million capital investment in Southeast Colorado Springs, a move expected to generate 170 net new jobs and significantly boost the region’s economic footprint. The new 620,000-square-foot bottling facility, to be built at Peak Innovation Park, will consolidate and modernize the company’s producti…
Coca-Cola bottler lands in Colorado Springs after canceling DIA plans
Swire Coca-Cola’s bottling plant at 3825 York St. in Denver in 2023. (BusinessDen file) Denver is losing Swire Coca-Cola. The Salt Lake City, Utah-based franchise bottler of the beverage giant announced this week that it plans to build a $475 million manufacturing facility in southeast Colorado Springs, which will replace its existing facility along York Street in Denver. The decision is a notable fumble for Denver, given that Swire had until re…
The $475 million facility will create more than 170 jobs for the city and demonstrates a strong commitment to the environment. Swire Coca-Cola, USA confirmed it will build its new manufacturing plant in southeast Colorado Springs, marking an investment of nearly $475 million. This new facility will pursue LEED Gold certification, reinforcing the company's long-term sustainability strategy. The Utah-based company, which operates in 13 states in t…
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