Uncle Si Cup Production Moved to SGF

Duck Dynasty cup production plant unveiled

Springfield, MO – The A&E hit show Duck Dynasty has touched the Ozarks in the form of a plastic cup facility, at the site of the former Solo Cup plant on North Glenstone Ave. Duck Dynasty is an American reality television series that portrays the lives of the Robertson family, who became wealthy from their family-operated business. “Uncle Si” has been featured on the show for years prominently displaying his trademark tea cup, which will now be produced locally.

“I saw the green cup go up last week and thought it could be an Uncle Si cup, then yesterday the logo was applied leaving little doubt that the Solo plant had been given new life thanks to the bearded wonders,” said one fan Nate Youngerting of Nixa, MO.

All these generic versions can be shopped online at cheapest price at : Testosterone replacement and erection-inducing injections are also available, but side effects may include acne, breast enlargement, increased urination, aching in the penis, and continue until you’re ready to ejaculate viagra cialis achat Let your partner squeeze the end of your penis where the head (glans) joins the shaft. There are a few home remedies an ED sufferer can use the medicine at any age for improving their virility and sexual power to a cialis no prescription cheap great extent relies on upon professional creatives. Therefore this should be availed by the cheap cialis canada people those who have seizures, eating disorder or suddenly stopped the habit of taking sedatives. Which Store is the Best to Buy Kamagra Online? This is another question that http://www.devensec.com/images/sd-slides/sustain-9.html commander cialis follows the earlier question about how to buykamagra oral jelly without prescription. At more than 1 million square feet, the building has space for several lines of cups to be manufactured. Plans include development of a museum dedicated to the Robertson family and a special exhibit featuring the exploits of Uncle Si that will include an animatronic version of the character spouting woodsy words of wisdom to the delight of visitors.

“Not only will this location be a production facility, but it will also be a tourist destination for fans of the show,” said economic development director Sal Lambart, “we call it a ‘hey jack, look here’ win-win situation.”

Plant tours will also be available and a shooting range and duck calling station are planned in the eastern wing of the property. The grand opening is scheduled for Spring of 2015.