Now that Green Mountain Coffee has decided, keep its headquarters in Vermont, its looking at Washington State for its next plant.
Sumner, Washington that is, as the Boston Globe reports. That's the next place the local coffee producer is looking for a manufacturing and distribution facility. The company sells Tully's out there, and the new place will allow Green Mountain to expand other brands and its single cup business. It will also allow for continuation of the company's wholesale business and other national brands. Along with the two plants here in Vermont, Green Mountain also has one in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Sumner, Washington that is, as the Boston Globe reports. That's the next place the local coffee producer is looking for a manufacturing and distribution facility. The company sells Tully's out there, and the new place will allow Green Mountain to expand other brands and its single cup business. It will also allow for continuation of the company's wholesale business and other national brands. Along with the two plants here in Vermont, Green Mountain also has one in Knoxville, Tennessee.
