A massive new Zyn manufacturing plant in Aurora, Colorado — backed by tobacco giant Philip Morris International (PMI) — is quickly taking shape, bringing with it the promise of 500 permanent jobs and nearly $1 billion in construction-related economic impact. The $600 million facility, operated by PMI subsidiary Swedish Match, will produce Zyn nicotine pouches and is expected to begin operations in 2025 with full production by 2026. City leaders tout the project as a cornerstone of Aurora’s economic development strategy, citing high wages, job growth, and the attraction of global investment. Learn more about the project and its anticipated impact on the region: Read the article
