Mattingly Foods

Zanesville,
OH
(2019)

Mattingly Foods

Business Development, Manufacturing, Rural, Warehouse and Wholesale

NMTC financing for Mattingly Foods a leading regional food service supplier that distributes food products and other goods to chain restaurant operators in more than a dozen states.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $4,000,000
Total Project Cost: $4,000,000

IMPACT

30 FTE jobs

CDEs

Midwest Industrial Redevelopment Fund

Investor

Chase

Project Description

Mattingly Foods is a leading regional food service supplier that distributes food products and other goods to chain restaurant operators in more than a dozen states. It delivers a variety of dry goods, along with frozen and refrigerated foods. Robert Mattingly started the family-owned business as Mattingly Seafood with his wife, Bette, in 1947.

In 2019, Mattingly received $4 million in NMTC financing in support of 30 jobs.

MAP

Address: 302 State Street, Zanesville, OH 43701

Census Tract: 39119911800

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