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Primo Brands Corporation has broken ground on a new production facility in Hot Springs, Arkansas, to expand capacity for its premium bottled water brand, The Mountain Valley.


The 200,000-square-foot site will include new production, logistics and warehouse space, featuring one small-format and two large-format bottling lines. The company said the multi-million-dollar investment will enhance efficiency and flexibility to meet rising demand for The Mountain Valley, with the plant expected to be fully operational by spring 2026.


The project marks Primo Brands’ first new factory since its merger in November 2024 and represents a significant milestone in strengthening The Mountain Valley’s long-standing operations in Arkansas.


Robbert Rietbroek, CEO of Primo Brands, said: "This facility will advance our ability to meet growing demand for the premium water brand with greater efficiency, speed and flexibility, while creating economic opportunities in the Hot Springs community."


Kenny McBride, director of manufacturing at Mountain Valley Spring Water, added: "The Mountain Valley has proudly bottled its iconic spring and sparkling water in the Ouachita Mountains since 1871. With this announcement, we are thrilled to strengthen our long-term commitment to the local community."

Primo Brands breaks ground on new Mountain Valley Spring Water facility in Arkansas

Rafaela Sousa

4 November 2025

Primo Brands breaks ground on new Mountain Valley Spring Water facility in Arkansas

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