For Star subscribers: A new Tucson plant expects to hire 65 people and will have 72 truck courts for trailer storage and 24 dock positions.
Gabriela Rico A national manufacturer of walk-in coolers and freezers is building its fourth plant in Tucson.
The 102,000-square-foot Imperial Brown plant will be located at 3350 E. Medina Road and serve its southwest customers in Arizona, Southern California, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado. “With rising freight costs and a very bulky product, this level of distributed manufacturing is a strategic advantage for the company's clients, many of whom have very large national footprints and growth plans," said Justin L. Sandall, the company’s president and CEO.The new Tucson plant will have 32-foot clear height, 72 truck courts for trailer storage and 24 dock positions.
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