Koch Foods Expands Morton, Mississippi, Operations
12/04/2024
“Koch Foods appreciates the support of the state of Mississippi, including not only the Mississippi Development Authority but all the local and state government agencies that make doing business in Mississippi efficient and business friendly,” Koch Foods Chief Operating Officer Mark Kaminsky noted.
To support the project the Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) is providing assistance through the Mississippi Flexible Tax Incentive, or MFLEX program.
“Once again, Koch Foods demonstrates its commitment to Scott County and the state of Mississippi by investing substantially in its Morton operations and creating 128 new jobs. By leveraging the state’s popular MFLEX program, Koch Foods is taking advantage of the flexibility and support that make Mississippi an ideal location to grow,” MDA Executive Director Bill Cork noted.
Koch Foods is a U.S.-based retail, wholesale and industrial foodservice provider and one of the nation’s largest poultry processors.
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