Economic Development Pinal County, Arizona

Located in the very heart of the Sun Corridor, Pinal County, Arizona has a very diverse economy. Since the county’s inception 135 years ago, copper mining has and remains a county economic mainstay, over the many years creating thousands of great paying jobs and billions of dollars in tax revenue to the state, county and local economies. Another major economic engine is agriculture. The central to western area of the county is home to hundreds of family, corporate and university based farms supporting various types of agricultural products including Pima cotton, hay, sorghum, millet, corn, sheep, dairy & feeder cattle and several varieties of fruits and vegetables.

Frito Lay Casa Grande Plant

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Frito-Lay & Pinal County Partnership

Frito Lay-Casa Grande is the proud recipient of the "LEED Gold Existing Building" designation by the US Green Building Council and also the 2010 Arizona Manufacturers Council, “Manufacturer of the Year".

Frito-Lay North America (FLNA), a division of PepsiCo, is the leading salty snack food producer in the United States and has $13 billion in global sales.

The Frito-Lay Casa manufacturing site is located at 1450 West Maricopa Highway in Casa Grande, Arizona. The site was built in 1984 in Pinal County and currently employees over 350 individuals from the city of Casa Grande, Pinal County, and the surrounding community. In addition to this manufacturing facility, FLNA runs distribution centers (click to read more)

Pinal County At A Glance

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