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Pivot Bio Expands St. Louis Footprint with New Centers of Excellence

As fertilizer markets continue to face significant volatility driven by global supply pressures, energy dynamics and geopolitical uncertainty, one of the world’s most innovative ag tech companies, Pivot Bio announced the significant expansion of its Greater St. Louis footprint with two new Centers of Excellence anchored in Hazelwood and Creve Coeur. The more than $7 million incremental investment strengthens U.S.-based manufacturing and innovation capabilities to deliver more reliable, cost-effective nitrogen solutions to farmers.

The announcement comes at a critical time for farmers navigating rising input prices, unpredictable supply and tight decision windows heading into planting season. In response, Pivot Bio has taken steps to increase U.S.-based production, lower prices and launch a new multiyear nitrogen price and supply assurance program to help provide a more reliable and cost-effective nitrogen option at a critical time. 

The company’s Greater St. Louis Centers of Excellence bring together two key hubs: its Research, Development, and Innovation Center in Creve Coeur, located within the 39 North AgTech Innovation District, and its Customer and Operations Success Center in Hazelwood, which supports manufacturing, packaging, distribution, and customer service operations for Pivot Bio. The company recently announced that its global headquarters has relocated from Berkeley, California to Minnesota.  

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