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Nutrien Shuts Down White Springs Phosphate Plant, Affecting 450 Jobs

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What happened

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Nutrien announced the closure of its phosphate facility located in White Springs. The company cited increasing operating costs as the reason for shutting down the plant, according to its third-quarter report. The closure affects over 450 jobs in Hamilton County.

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Why it matters

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The shutdown represents a significant loss of jobs and a reduction in the local tax base for Hamilton County. A Florida legislator is working with the state’s commerce department to identify new sources of income for the region.

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Who's involved

  • NutrienFertilizer company that is shuttering its phosphate facility in White Springs.
  • Hamilton CountyCounty where the Nutrien plant is located and where jobs are being lost.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Hamilton CountySpeculative

    Hamilton County could see a reduction in municipal tax revenue due to the closure of the facility.

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