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Kim's Processing Plant Inc

Headquartered in Clarksdale, MS · Food Processing · 1 U.S. facility

About Kim's Processing Plant

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Kim's Processing Plant Inc is a small food processing company based in Clarksdale, MS, specializing in ready-to-eat product manufacturing. The facility operates as a single site with approximately 25 employees and does not use ammonia refrigeration systems.

1U.S. facilitySource: Corporate / EPA RMP
25Employees (Clarksdale)Source: Workforce data
Very SmallFacility size classSource: USDA FSIS

inventory_2 What They Make

processingready-to-eat

person_search Candidate Intelligence

  • check_circleStable, locally-rooted employer in food processing with direct involvement in product manufacturing
  • check_circleSmall-team environment where individual contributions are visible and valued
  • check_circleLocated in Clarksdale, MS with straightforward commute typical of regional food processing operations
  • check_circleReady-to-eat product focus means exposure to food safety and production efficiency practices

business_center Client Intelligence

  • warning154 ammonia-refrigerated plants operate within ~250 miles, concentrated near Springdale, AR; Memphis, TN; and Birmingham, AL—indicating moderate regional competition for food-processing talent
  • warningVery small facility size (25 employees) limits pool depth; hiring likely requires local candidate recruitment and cross-training flexibility
  • warningNo PSM program in place; hiring should account for potential safety-training gaps or need for external compliance resources
Clarksdale

Clarksdale, MS

Clarksdale is a city in and the county seat of Coahoma County, Mississippi, United States. As of the 2020 census, Clarksdale had a population of 14,903. It is located along the Sunflower River and named after John Clark, a settler who founded the city in the mid-19th century when he established a timber mill and business. Clarksdale is in the Mississippi Delta region and is an agricultural and trading center. Many African American musicians developed the blues here and took this original American music with them to Chicago and other northern cities during the Great Migration.

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