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Nestle growing its Rosslyn headquarters

Nestle USA Inc. plans to expand its footprint at 1812 N. Moore St. in Rosslyn, a move that comes as the company works toward a leaner footprint through cuts and changes to other parts of its business.

Nestle has agreed to lease an additional 50,000 square feet from Monday Properties, bringing its footprint to 18 floors and more than 300,000 square feet in the 35-story, 537,000-square-foot building. The company plans to use the extra room for conference facilities, meetings and event space for its teams.

The expansion comes roughly two and a half years after the company announced plans to shift its U.S. headquarters to Arlington from Southern California. Since then, Nestle has continued to grow its Arlington workforce and take on more space at 1812 N. Moore, where it initially signed on for 206,000 square feet with expansion options.

Nestle isn’t planning to expand its local headcount or bring additional business units into the area with its latest lease expansion, a company spokeswoman…

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