Hunter Engineering Expands in Missouri, Mississippi

Published on August 31, 2023

Over the past 12 months, Hunter Engineering has made a number of significant changes at its St. Louis, Mo. headquarters and production plants in Mississippi to ease supply strains and keep products moving.

Last year, Hunter opened a new distribution center in Madison, Miss., between its plants in Durant and Raymond, Miss. The 106,000-SF, 37-bay facility was designed to open more production room at the existing plants, while also dramatically speeding up shipping times.

Finished products are now stocked and consolidated in Madison before delivery to customers in an efficient, single shipment. The new center soon set a new company

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