Author: Chris Roush

A Canadian pet food company said Thursday it will spend $85 million to expand its manufacturing plant in Nashville, a little more than a year after it began production at the facility. The Crump Group said the expansion will allow it to expand its ability to produce dog treats for major retailers across North America, including Costco, PetSmart, Pet Valu, Walmart, Loblaws, Publix and Target. Crump originally acquired the facility in 2021, and spent more than $40 million to acquire the property, manufacturing facility and equipment. A company spokesperson said the latest expansion will add about 80,000 square feet and…