Newly Weds Foods Relocates-Expands Cleveland, Tennessee, Operations
08/19/2024
“Newly Weds Foods is pleased to have the support of the City of Cleveland, Bradley County and the State of Tennessee. From the plant’s groundbreaking to our most recent expansion, Newly Weds Foods is proud to be a part of Southeast Tennessee’s economic growth and development,” Phil Davis, Cleveland Plant Manager, Newly Weds Foods said.
Newly Weds Foods, LLC is a privately owned food-ingredient manufacturer that creates customized food coatings, seasonings, sauces, and food safety and functional ingredients. The company currently operates facilities in Asia, Australia, Europe and North America.
“It’s not lost on us that companies can choose anywhere across the nation, but they choose Tennessee. Not only has Newly Weds Foods already put down roots here, but also their success is leading them to expand. I thank all our partners who were involved with this project, and I’m grateful this company made the choice to expand in Bradley County,” TNECD Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter noted.
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