Westrock Coffee Expands U.S. Plants

Westrock Coffee Company has announced plans to expand its operations and beverage capabilities by buying a new facility in Conway, Ark., that will be the largest facility of its type in the United States. Westrock Coffee will also expand its extracts manufacturing capacity in Concord, N.C., and launch operations in Malaysia to serve its rapidly growing customer demand across the Asia-Pacific and Middle East and North Africa regions.

“We are expanding our finished product offerings, adding end beverage packaging solutions, and expanding our geographic reach to meet our growing customer demand,” said Scott Ford, CEO and co-founder. “Our growth benefits everyone at Westrock Coffee – from our global customers and farmer partners to our current and future employees and the communities where they live. These facility expansion announcements provide further evidence that we are well on our way to accomplishing our mission of building and efficiently operating the preeminent integrated coffee, tea, and extract supply chain in the world in order to enhance the lives of our farmer partners and fuel the success of the customers that we serve.”

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