Uniform Color Company invests $12 million to expand operations in Michigan 

Uniform Color Company has announced plans to expand production in Holland, Michigan. The company, which provides color and additive masterbatch for thermoplastics and services customers, will invest $12 million into the project, creating 13 new jobs. Uniform Color’s 25,000-square-foot expansion will allow the company to add new machinery and equipment to its facility. To help aid the project, the company will receive a $195,000 Micro Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant and 50-percent tax abatement from Holland. 

In a recent quote, Jennifer Owens, president of Lakeshore Advantage, said, “Our skilled manufacturing workforce continues to shine and attract expansions like Uniform Color Company’s. We proudly welcome their expansion and are grateful for their contributions to our region’s economy which will benefit the entire community. Stories like this showcase how our region's talent, quality of life, and business climate make us an ideal location for forward-thinking companies to grow.”   

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