Bridgetown Natural Foods to add 237 jobs in Wilson County expansion

Bridgetown Natural Foods will create 237 new jobs and install a new $24.1 million food production line at its Wilson County facility, according to an announcement by the state. The expansion will grow the organic food company's Wilson County operations to more than 450 team members at its approximat

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Bridgetown Natural Foods will create 237 new jobs and install a new $24.1 million food production line at its Wilson County facility, according to an announcement by the state.

The expansion will grow the organic food company's Wilson County operations to more than 450 team members at its approximately 307,200-square-foot building on Eastgate Boulevard.

Bridgetown initially opened in Wilson County in 2024 with the company's first manufacturing facility outside of its Oregon headquarters.

Bridgetown Natural Foods CEO Dan Klock, left, speaks with Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto, center, and Lebanon Mayor Rick Bell, right, at the Made In Tennessee Building at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center on March 20, 2024.

Hiring is underway for multiple positions. More information is available on the company's website.

Bridgetown Natural Foods, founded in 2010, specializes in all-natural, organic and gluten-free snack brands.

The food and beverage industry "continues to be one of

our strongest economic drivers," Deputy Gov. and Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Commissioner Stuart McWhorter said in the state's announcement.

This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Bridgetown Natural Foods to add 237 jobs in Wilson County expansion