Trilogy Plans New Facility

Nov 12th, 2008

Kelly Frederick

Trilogy Flavors, Inc. has announced that it will soon occupy a new manufacturing facility. The new plant, specifically designed for flavor manufacturing, is located in Abington, MD. Including warehouse space, the facility occupies slightly more than 40,000-sq-ft and has capabilities for liquid and dry-blending, refrigerated storage as well as product development, quality control labs and office space. According to the company’s COO Dean Wilson, the new plant will provide plenty of room for expected growth.

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