Walmart is set to construct and operate a state-of-the-art milk processing facility in Valdosta, Georgia. This new venture will require an investment of $350 million and is expected to commence construction later this year. The project will also bring about the creation of approximately 400 jobs within the Valdosta community as Walmart continues its expansion efforts.
The facility will specialize in producing high-quality dairy products that will be distributed to over 750 Walmart and Sam’s Clubs stores across the region. To ensure top-notch quality, all ingredients used for production will be sourced from local farmers.
This marks Walmart’s second milk processing plant, with their first one being established in Fort Wayne, Indiana back in 2018. By taking control of their own production process for such a crucial grocery commodity, they aim to maintain competitive pricing while also supporting local businesses.
Following suit with other major grocers like Kroger who have successfully operated their own dairies for years now, Walmart aims to further strengthen its position as a leading retailer by expanding into this sector through strategic investments like this one.
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