Monin Has Great Plans in Right to Work Florida
Monin has chosen to add a new location in Right to Work Zephyrhills, Florida. In order to make this all possible, the company is investing over $111 million in the project. They also plan to create over 100 new jobs, so this will be an exciting economic addition!
From Area Development Magazine:
“As we evaluated potential sites for our new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, we prioritized locations with a pro-business environment and a growing talent pool. Zephyrhills emerged as the ideal choice. With established Food & Beverage leaders like Zephyrhills Bottled Water and Bauducco Foods already calling the area home, we knew we were joining the right community. The Monin team is thrilled to expand our operations in Pasco County and bring even more quality jobs to the region.” […]
“With more than 27,000 manufacturing establishments across the state and a GDP of $85.3 billion in 2025, manufacturing is a cornerstone of Florida’s economy and investments like Monin’s continue to strengthen our state’s position as an international manufacturing leader. […] For more than a century, Monin has built a reputation for innovation, craftsmanship and exceptional quality in France and around the world, elements they can further grow here in Florida. Congratulations to Pasco County and the Pasco Economic Development Council on this incredible project, one that will bolster our food and beverage manufacturing sector, create new opportunities for job-seeking Floridians and reinforce Florida as the premier destination for manufacturers looking to grow and serve customers throughout the Americas.” […]
“Monin’s investment is about much more than a new manufacturing facility; it’s about building long-term prosperity for our community. This project validates years of collaboration between Pasco EDC, Pasco County, the City of Zephyrhills, Duke Energy, and our partners at the State to prepare and market competitive industrial sites. […] The result is high-quality jobs, significant private investment, and an expanded local and state tax base that will generate economic benefits for years to come.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.