Lone Oak Seasoning Facility Expands
House-Autry Mills, headquartered in Four Oaks, North Carolina, announces the expansion of their Lone Oak, Ga facility.
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House-Autry Mills, headquartered in Four Oaks, North Carolina, announces the expansion of their Lone Oak, Ga facility. Established in 1812, House Autry Mills has been delivering over 200 Years Of Southern Crafted Goodness®, driven by a respect for heritage, unique flavorful products, and an intense focus on quality.
The Lone Oak, Ga, facility, located in the Meriwether Industrial Park at 750 Meriwether Park Drive, produces both branded and private label seasonings, breadings, and mixes. The expansion, which began in 2024, will add nearly 29,000 sq ft of warehouse and logistics space, facilitating the rapid growth of the business and freeing up room for additional production capabilities. The company is investing $15 million into their Lone Oak Plant, which was established in 2022.
“This expansion strengthens our supply chain capabilities and further improves our flexibility and responsiveness, making us the supplier of choice for many restaurant chains and industrial partners.” said Craig Hagood, President and CEO of House-Autry Mills. “The partnership we’ve formed with Meriwether County has been a significant enabler to growing our business.” Beyond this addition, the site has room for further expansion to manage future business growth.
Additional information on house Autry Mills please visit https://www.house-autry.com/ . For additional information on the Meriwether Industrial Park, please visit https://meriwetherida.com/
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