Armada Nutrition announces $5 million expansion of nutritional powder plant in Tennessee
Armada Nutrition LLC has announced plans to expand production in Spring Hill, Tennessee. The contract manufacturer, which is a subsidiary of Nagase & Co., Ltd., will invest $5 million into the project, creating 50 new jobs in the process. Armada Nutrition focuses on developing, processing, and packaging its multi-ingredient nutritional powder solutions for various brands.
In a recent quote, Josh Lanagan, president, Armada Nutrition, said, “At Armada Nutrition, we’re passionate about delivering high-quality nutritional products that empower people to live healthier lives. This expansion signifies our dedication to continuous innovation and meeting the growing demand for premium nutritional solutions. But this investment isn’t just about expanding our capacity, it’s about investing in people. Creating 50 new jobs with excellent career opportunities brings us immense pride. We’re confident this expansion will further solidify Armada Nutrition’s role as a major economic partner in Spring Hill and beyond.”
Governor Bill Lee added, “I thank Armada Nutrition for its commitment to creating 50 new jobs for families in Spring Hill and Maury County. The exceptional workforce across this region will greatly benefit from these highly skilled positions, and we look forward to seeing the success that follows this expansion.”
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