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Miller adds trailer line, expands Greeneville plant

photo The logo of Miller Industries is seen on a component.

Ooltewah-based Miller Industries is adding a new product line and expanding its Tennessee operations, the company announced Thursday.

The towing equipment manufacturer plans to spend $1.8 million and create 58 new jobs in Greene-ville, Tenn., and will start manufacturing and refurbishing large over-the-road trailers that can haul as many as 11 vehicles.

The new trailers will be manufactured under the Delavan brand as part of a joint venture between Miller Industries and the Lohr Group, a private French company that specializes in transportation. The two groups came together earlier this year in order to bring Delavan products to the United States and Canada.

“It’s a type of trailer used by manufacturing companies to take new cars to dealerships,” said Bill Beckley, corporate human resources director at Miller.

The company will add 6,300 new square feet to the Greeneville facility and will add an additional 40,000 square feet of rented space in order to build the new trailers. Miller Industries also operates two plants in Pennsylvania and one in Ooltewah.