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A Mexican businessman looking to expand his business in the United States was lured to Franklin County by I-85 and the poultry business. Pedro Galvin and local officials broke ground Friday on the future location of Kool Farm LLC in the Central Franklin Industrial Park.
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Pedro Galvin, owner of the planned Kool Farm plant to be built in the Central Franklin Industrial Park, broke ground Friday and was joined by officials from the state of Georgia, city of Carnesville, Franklin County and Industrial Building Authority. (Photo by Scoggins) -
Kool Farm LLC owner Pedro Galvin shows off plans for his new plant to be built in the Central Franklin Industrial Park during a reception following a ground breaking for the new industry Friday. (Photo by Scoggins) -
Kool Farm plans to build a more than 65,000 square-foot plant in the Central Franklin Industrial Park and do prep work that would allow the plant to double in size in the future. Kool Farm will produce cool cells for poultry houses. -
Kool Farm plans to build a more than 65,000 square-foot plant in the Central Franklin Industrial Park and do prep work that would allow the plant to double in size in the future. Kool Farm will produce cool cells for poultry houses. -
Kool Farm plans to build a more than 65,000 square-foot plant in the Central Franklin Industrial Park and do prep work that would allow the plant to double in size in the future. Kool Farm will produce cool cells for poultry houses.
CARNESVILLE – A Mexican businessman looking to expand his business in the United States was lured to Franklin County by I-85 and the poultry business.
Pedro Galvin and local officials broke ground…
