Keurig Green Mountain to create 550 jobs in Georgia.
Douglasville, Georgia, that is. And it’s going, going, gone, off to the union-free right-to-work south to join mad river canoe, green mtn salsa and who-all, after having gobbled up over $9 million from VEDA for “small business development” over the last ten years, with a banjo on my knee.
A couple years down the road, look for Co-cola to keep a small facility in Waterbury dedicated to on-site retail bottling of spring water, a natural consequence of H756 (aka the Green Mountain Coffee K-cup Tax Exemption Bill) of March 2012.