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Material capex expansion financed with incentives; potential scale economics and higher RTD unit production could lift revenue and margins over the long term; risk hinges on milestone execution and incentive timing.
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The Webster City approval provides up to $6.3M in performance-based tax incentives to fund Edible Garden's Prairie Hills redevelopment into a 400k sq ft RTD manufacturing hub. The project, backed by BIG and Tetra Pak packaging technology, targets >100M RTD units annually and advances the Farm-to-Formula strategy, potentially boosting long-term revenue and margins once operational in the late 2020s.
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