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The glass container manufacturing company will invest $123 million and create more than 150 new jobs at its new Valdosta, GA plant.


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The glass container manufacturing company will invest $123 million and create more than 150 new jobs at its new Valdosta, GA plant.
08/17/2019

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Arglass Yamamura Chooses Georgia For First U.S. Glass Plant

The glass container manufacturing company will invest $123 million and create more than 150 new jobs at its new Valdosta, GA plant.

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