Food Processing

The Phoenix facility will be the fourth Arcadia location that will open in 2023, in support of the company's national cold storage platform.

With close proximity to Detroit, an extensive transportation network and a trained, educated workforce, the Toledo/Northwest Ohio region has a long successful track record within the automotive industry. Those inherent assets are the same resources which make this region an attractive location for the evolving electric vehicle market.

Kevin Carter, President & CEO, Amarillo Economic Development Corp. discusses how the largest city in the Texas Panhandle offers workforce and incentives for companies to succeed.

A business climate that supports both large capital investment projects and startup firms is paying off for the economy in The Sunflower State.

With a long history of fostering business across industries, Ohio is seeing a record-breaking renaissance.

Food and beverage manufacturers are employing digital tools to increase sustainability and agility.

The custom food manufacturer plans to invest $205 million in Bradley County, as well as create 840 new jobs by 2030.

In the food industry, demand is up, but so are costs and labor issues. Discover what North Carolina brings to the table to help businesses flourish despite those challenges.

The global leader in online protection will open up a new regional facility located at The Star in Frisco, TX.

Milo’s Tea Company will invest $130 million to establish its first South Carolina operations in Spartanburg County, creating 103 new jobs.

Campbell Soup Company will consolidate two Snacks offices into its Camden, NJ headquarters, where it will invest $50 million and house 1,600 employees.

The new fulfillment center for clothing rental brand Nuuly will create 750 new jobs in Raymore, MO. 

Located in Bowling Green, the manufacturing facility is expected to generate 450 permanent new jobs in northwest Ohio.

Chick-fil-A Supply will invest $96M to establish two new distribution centers in Lexington County, SC and Maryland Heights, MO. The projects will create a total of 225 new jobs.

With help from JobsOhio and the Ohio Department of Development, The J.M. Smucker Company will add a new R&D Center in Orrville, OH.

In Kentucky, an electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem is taking shape, while traditional industries maintain roots in the Bluegrass State.

In Alabama, aerospace, aviation, and defense firms continue to expand, while “down to earth” industries also grow.

With the 18th largest economy, the Land of Lincoln is well positioned to  support to new and existing businesses.

No. 1 Hispanic frozen novelty company in U.S. locates production and distribution facility in Lubbock, TX food manufacturing hub.

Development Corporation of Abilene President & CEO Misty Mayo discusses how the Texas community welcomes companies of all sizes by embracing economic development.