Two companies investing in Right to Work Nebraska include CON-CRET and 3M. CON-CRET is establishing its first US facility here, while 3M completed an expansion. Read on in order to find out more!
CON-CRET is investing $16.6 million in order to establish its first US facility and create 200 new jobs in Right to Work Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
“Vireo is investing in this plant and in our CON-CRET® brand because concentrated creatine is arguably the most important supplement a person can take to support their overall health (and fitness). […] Basically, if a cell doesn’t have adequate energy to function at its best, nothing else really matters. Creatine is the key to driving the energy of every cell in the body; and many American diets need more creatine. Being the first and only domestically made creatine aligns with our mission to provide innovative and science-backed products that every-body needs for health and wellness.” […]
“This marks the next step in expansion for Vireo and deepens its commitment and investment in Cass County. […] The fact that Nebraska is now home to a business that is producing its product within the United States bodes well for opportunities like this in the future.”
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3M is investing $58 million in order to expand in Right to Work Valley, Nebraska, creating 50 new jobs as a result.
“Our colleagues at 3M’s Valley plant have played an important role providing critical supplies to frontline workers throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. […] We’re pleased to announce this investment in our growth in Nebraska which will allow us to further meet demand for personal safety equipment for the United States.” […]
“We are proud to call 3M Valley a neighbor for more than 40 years and are excited to support 3M in its plans to expand its Valley plant and create jobs. […] The ImagiNE Nebraska Act was specifically made to help companies like 3M grow and expand in Nebraska.”
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