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The company’s new location will design, manufacture, and assemble custom systems for the food service industry.

The expansion will strengthen domestic production and create hundreds of skilled manufacturing jobs in Indianapolis.

The plant will produce Pure-Pak cartons for liquid dairy products, juices, plant-based drinks, and liquid eggs.

Inspectors found that heavy stone slabs were not stored safely and workers operated unguarded machinery.

The new plant will produce extended shelf life and ultra-high temperature dairy beverages using advanced robotics and energy-efficient technology.

E-Cite Motors will shift sourcing for multiple critical components to domestic suppliers in response to market trends and tariff changes.

The investment is expected to create approximately 800 new direct jobs and support over 2,200 indirect jobs by 2028.

The new facility will create 74 jobs and strengthen the company’s footprint in the North American energy sector.

This expansion brings Amgen’s total investment in Central Ohio to over $1.4 billion.

The facility will increase production capacity for power distribution units and breaker panels, improving efficiency and lead times.

The new plant brings together dry-type and liquid-filled transformer production to support growing demand from sectors like clean energy and EV charging.

The agreement, pending public comment and court approval, is the largest statewide PFAS settlement in New Jersey history.

The Ohio-based operations will focus on supplying epoxy-coated steel tanks under the efusion brand.

The new 198,000-square-foot facility will enhance production capacity and improve logistics for PPG’s aerospace customers.

The expansion will include a new paint facility, additional manufacturing space, and upgraded equipment to support growing customer demand.

The injury occurred when the worker’s hand became entangled in an unguarded rotating shaft at the company’s St. Helens facility.

The Hub in Decatur will house EV compressor production, workforce training, and advanced research under one roof.

The park will co-locate suppliers producing components for Rivian’s R1, R2, and commercial vehicle models.

The new facility will use robotic welding and advanced laser-cutting technology to produce bike frames at scale using domestic materials.

The new 140,000-square-foot facility will triple PI’s current regional capacity.

The new plant will create over 1,000 full-time jobs and boost demand for New York dairy farms.

Both companies returned to compliance with federal hazardous waste regulations following EPA inspections at their Central Valley facilities.

The facility will support production of uninterruptible power supplies and medium voltage drives for data centers and energy infrastructure.

The company is increasing access to technical training centers and advancing workforce development programs nationwide.

The new facility will triple Opsun’s current operational footprint and expand its U.S. presence.

The company is introducing automated systems and advanced technologies to streamline production and enhance customer service.

The Lynchburg facility will support the growing global demand for energy solutions focused on reliability and sustainability.

The new site will include laboratory, manufacturing, and warehouse capabilities to support next-generation biologics and therapies.

These new robots are built to tackle tough tasks, from factories to emergency zones.

Commercial operations at the facility are expected to begin by August 2025.