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UPDATE: Kraft Heinz: 'What people are smelling is typical wastewater'

“What people are smelling is typical wastewater. We are not releasing straight ammonia into the air," said Kraft Heinz spokeswoman Chelsea Slaggert.

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No work planned yet on Cronus fertilizer plant in Tuscola

TUSCOLA, Ill. (AP) It’s been more than seven years since it was announced that.

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No work planned yet on Cronus fertilizer plant in Tuscola

TUSCOLA, Ill. (AP) — It’s been more than seven years since it was announced that Cronus Chemicals would develop a $1.4 billion fertilizer plant west of Tuscola.

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No work planned yet on Cronus fertilizer plant in Tuscola

TUSCOLA, Ill. (AP) It’s been more than seven years since it was announced that.

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No work planned yet on Cronus fertilizer plant in Tuscola

It s been more than seven years since it was announced that Cronus Chemicals would develop a $1.4 billion fertilizer plant west of Tuscola.

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