Scotts Miracle-Gro Begins Construction on Fort Madison, Iowa, Manufacturing Facility
07/10/2018
New expansion will add jobs and increase the production capacity at Fort Madison, Iowa for its market-leading lawn and garden products.
Scotts Miracle-Gro has owned and operated the facility at Ft. Madison since 1999. To be completed by November 2018, the expansion will add over 40 full-time positions and include a new addition that will cover a total of 4,400 sq. ft., house an additional packaging line and upgrade existing equipment.
"Today, we produce 70 percent of the liquid products for ScottsMiracle-Gro in Ft. Madison and next year, with expanded production capacity, we will produce over 95 percent of the Company’s Miracle-Gro, Ortho and Roundup consumer products. " said Leslie Malinski, Director of Liquid Operations.
Fort Madison will be the main producer in the nation for liquid lawn and garden products following the Company’s announced plans to close its liquids manufacturing plant in Pearl, Mississippi earlier this year.
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