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Kikkoman leader shares how Jefferson plant site was selected, plans for Walworth facility upgrades
Jefferson was one of 64 Midwestern locations considered by Kikkoman Corp. to be the site of the company’s next manufacturing facility.
Nestlé Purina plans $195 million expansion at Jefferson factory
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WEDC could award up to $15.5 million in tax credits to Kikkoman to build new Jefferson plant, expand in Walworth
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Milky Way Tech Hub launching accelerator program focused on AI, intellectual property
Milwaukee-based Milky Way Tech Hub is launching a new two-week accelerator focused on artificial intelligence and intellectual property.
