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Canada-Based Biederman Enterprises Plans Rogersville, Tennessee, Operations

11/12/2025
Canada-based plastic grease cartridges manufacturer Biederman Enterprises Ltd. plans to establish operations in Rogersville, Tennessee. The $4.4 million project is expected to create 48 jobs in Hawkins County.

“The expansion into Tennessee marks a major milestone for Biederman. It strengthens our ability to serve customers across the globe with greater efficiency, flexibility and speed while positioning us to launch new product lines that align with our commitment to quality, sustainability and innovation,” Taylor Irving, president, Biederman said.

Biederman Enterprises Ltd. provides fully integrated in-house production, packaging design, and six-color printing — delivering reliable, brand-enhancing packaging solutions for demanding industrial markets.

“Since 2019, Canada has been Tennessee’s top foreign direct investment partner when it comes to job creation with Canadian companies creating more than 4,000 jobs statewide. Building and fostering strong international partnerships is a key part of our strategic recruitment efforts, and today’s announcement reflects the continued success of that approach. This investment further strengthens the thriving business climate that our global partners have helped cultivate here, and I want to thank Biederman’s leadership for choosing Rogersville, Tennessee, as well as the NETWORKS Sullivan Partnership, which played an integral role in recruiting this company here,” Deputy Governor and TNECD Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter noted.

“Creating job opportunities and bringing investment to the region is fundamental to TVA’s mission of service. We are proud to partner with Holston Electric Cooperative, Hawkins County Industrial Board and the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development to further that mission and welcome Biederman to Rogersville. We wish you success and look forward to working together to serve the Tennessee Valley,” added John Bradley, senior vice president of economic development, TVA.

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