Humic Growth Solutions Relocates Manufacturing & Distribution to Sardis, Mississippi
06/14/2019
The project is a $7.99-million corporate investment and will create 25 jobs. Humic Growth Solutions is locating its newest operations in the Hide Building in the Sardis Industrial Park where the company plans to expand the 65,000-square-foot facility by constructing a 6,000-square-foot addition.
Humic Growth Solutions specializes in the wet chemistry extraction of humic and fulvic acids. The company then offers its activated fertilizer supplements in liquid concentrate, soluble powder and patented granule forms to agriculture producers worldwide.
“My choice was clear after the Panola Partnership shared their innovative commitment to workforce development through their Spark Program and Concourse training facility,” said Humic Growth Solutions Executive Director Kevin Merritt. “These training efforts and the support of Panola County, the state of Mississippi, federal officials and agencies and Northwest Mississippi Community College have made it possible to hit the ground running post-construction.
“We thank Governor Bryant, the Mississippi Development Authority and Panola County for their crucial assistance. We hope this project will improve the quality of life in this historic Delta region by providing a solid living wage to our future employees. These opportunities will result in the production of a quality agricultural product that will assist farmers in higher yields and a more competitive global market position,” he added.
Headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, Humic Growth Solutions plans to complete construction at the Sardis facility in January with operations beginning in February.
“Humic Growth Solutions’ products are recognized for increasing crop yields through greater quality, so we believe the company’s 25 new employees in Sardis will enhance that legacy by effectively delivering Humic’s innovative products to customers around the world,” said MDA Executive Director Glenn McCullough, Jr. “We salute the leadership of the Panola Partnership and Panola County, which, with MDA, was instrumental in bringing 25 new career opportunities to the industry-leading company in North Mississippi.”
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