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Distribution company moving to Gwinnett

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Jan 24, 2013

Metro Atlanta beverage supplier, Eagle Rock Distributing Co., is relocating its operations and 300 employees into a 295,000-square-foot warehouse facility in the Norcross area.

The company’s new facility, located at 6205 Best Friend Road, formerly housed a Kraft distribution hub and will be developed to accommodate Eagle Rock, with the company building new offices on the site. Eagle Rock officials also said they will invest in state-of-the-art technology to support the warehouse and sales systems.

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Dan Klepal is editor of the local government team, supervising nine reporters covering county and municipal governments and metro Atlanta. Klepal came to the AJC in 2012, after a long career covering city halls in Cincinnati and Louisville, Ky. He has covered Gwinnett and Cobb counties before spending three years on the investigative team.

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