The Korea Herald, citing LG: Tennessee plant reaches milestone of 10 million washer and dryer units produced
According to The Korea Herald, LG Electronics announced on Sunday that its home appliance plant in Clarksville, Tennessee, has produced a cumulative total of 10 million laundry appliances, marking the milestone with a ceremony on Friday. The facility began manufacturing washing machines in November 2018, added dryers in 2022, and started producing WashTower combination units in 2023. LG has invested a cumulative total of approximately $500 million in the plant. According to the report, the current annual production capacity stands at 1.55 million washing machines and 700,000 dryers, about four times its 2019 capacity.
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