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LG Electronics' Tennessee plant surpassed 10 million units in cumulative production, helping the company secure the top spot in the U.S. laundry appliance market, the Korea Times reports. The company held a ceremony on November 13 at its Nashville-area production facility to mark the milestone, attended by Son Chang-woo, head of LG's Living Solutions business, Park Yong, head of the Tennessee plant, and Josh Ward, executive director of the county industrial development committee, according to Chosun Ilbo and Kyunghyang Shinmun. Yonhap reports the plant's cumulative washing machine production exceeded 10 million units as of November 15. The plant was launched in response to U.S. tariff barriers, Kyunghyang notes. Korean media coverage focuses on the achievement's role in solidifying LG's position as a top player in the North American market, with the ceremony highlighting employee contributions to the milestone.