Longtime Lansing coffee company set to expand

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LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Citing growing sales, Paramount Coffee plans to invest $3.5 million into its local operations in part by opening a new distribution center near Capital Region International Airport next month.

The Lansing-based roaster expects to open a 58,000-square-foot building by Aug. 1 in Clinton County’s Watertown Township. It will be Paramount’s central point for shipping and distribution of its coffee products. Some offices also will move there.

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