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About Franklinton, NC

Franklinton, NC is a town located in Franklin County. Franklinton was incorporated in 1842 and is said to be named for Benjamin Franklin. The town is located about 30 miles North East of Raleigh. Franklinton is home to Novozymes, a corporation focusing on bio-innovations. With 350 employees at their Franklinton location, it is the largest multi-purpose enzyme manufacturing plant in the United States.
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