Pure Flavor is just now harvesting its first crops from a new $105 million warehouse complex near Fort Valley, Georgia and 13 WMAZ is getting the first look inside.
This is the first U.S. operation for the Canada-based company.
The first 25-acre greenhouse project just started harvesting. During the next few years, there are plans to expand to 75 acres of greenhouse operations.
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