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Milo's Tea Company, Inc. is investing an additional $53 million to expand its facility in Spartanburg County. This investment follows the company's earlier decision to break ground on a new facility in 2023. The expansion will also create 80 new jobs in the area. OneSpartanburg, Inc. reports that this partnership is intended to foster long-term success in the community.

Source: OneSpartanburg, Inc. | Spartanburg SC | Facebook

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Spartanburg, SC

105 N Pine St, Spartanburg, SC, United States, South Carolina

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