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Toyota Boshoku opens $225 million auto-parts plant in Hopkinsville, its first "smart facility" in North America.

Toyota Boshoku, a supplier company for Toyota Motor, has opened its first-ever global "smart plant" in Kentucky. Here's a look at the new facility.

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