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A view of the anaerobic digestion system at a Divert Inc. facility. (BEN GEBO via CINCINNATI BUSINESS COURIER)

CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - A Massachusetts company that counts Kroger as a major customer has selected a site on the West Side of Cincinnati for a $100 million investment.

Divert Inc. will put a new anaerobic digestion facility in Harrison Township, though the company declined to disclose the specific location. It has the land under contract, Chris Thomas, vice president of public affairs at Divert, told the Business Courier.

In March, the Hamilton County Rural Zoning Commission approved a planned unit development for Divert to build a 75,000-square-foot facility on nearly 46 acres of land on the east side of Kilby Road.

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