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The project is in addition to the $100 million renovation of historic building Stockhouse 10 at the St. Louis campus into the new U.S. headquarters for EverGrain, a company backed by the brewer that repurposes grain from the brewing process into ingredients for other food and beverage products. Construction and renovation on that project, announced a year ago, is nearing completion, officials said Wednesday.

Both investments are part of Anheuser-Busch's broader two-year, $1 billion investment in its facilities across 26 states, announced in February 2021, to "accelerate the nation's recovery and drive economic prosperity in the communities across the U.S.," officials said in the release.

sc4mayor wrote: ↑

Feb 03, 2021

Anheuser-Busch to make $1B in supply chain investments, work that includes St. Louis
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... 1#cxrecs_s

At the St. Louis facility, located in the city Soulard’s neighborhood, Anheuser-Busch plans to expand its seltzer brewing capacity and install footings and foundations at a new building on its campus. Anheuser-Busch said the building, located off of Arsenal Street near the brewery entrance, is the first new facility added to its campus since 2006. Additional projects are still in the planning phase and will be unveiled in the next two years, the brewer said.

STLrainbow wrote: ↑

Mar 31, 2022

^ thanks... the article is pretty confusing on top of my own confusion. Anyway, upon re-reading that article it seems like "$150M in investments nearing completion" would have been more accurate.