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What reviewers say about Amlat

Based on 7 reviews on Trustburn · updated 67 days ago

Customers generally describe Amlat positively, praising their professional team, user-friendly website, prompt responses, and reliable, efficient service, with several reviewers indicating they would use the company again or recommend it to others.
What does Amlat do?

Amlat, LLC is constructing a manufacturing plant in Monroe, Wisconsin to produce dairy-based powdered infant formula, primarily for export to China, with an initial proposed investment of $39.8 million USD.

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About Amlat

Amlat, LLC Overview

Amlat was incorporated as Wonder Milk, Inc. in the State of Wisconsin in December, 2012 and was converted to a limited liability company, Amlat, LLC in July, 2013. For trademark registration both in US and China, the company will use the “Amlat” trademark instead of “Wonder Milk.”

Amlat, LLC’s operations will be located in the north-central United States city of Monroe, Wisconsin. Wisconsin’s economy is primarily driven by manufacturing and agriculture with manufacturing accounting for approximately 20% of the state’s domestic product. Wisconsin is second in U.S. milk production, following California. Amlat, LLC will be constructing a manufacturing plant to produce dairy-based powdered infant formula, primarily for export to China. The total initial proposed investment for the Amlat, LLC project is $39.8 million USD.

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