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South Carolina only continues to attract new businesses while also creating an environment that allows the growth of current businesses. Santa Cruz Nutritionals just recently announced that they plan an expansion of their current location in Sumter, South Carolina. Meanwhile, Setterstix is investing in a new location in Fountain Inn, South Carolina. Combined, these businesses will create a total of 244 new jobs. So this will be great for the state’s economy.
Read more to see what people are saying about each investment!
“A strong industrial sector speaks to the strength of your community and economy. We are overjoyed that Santa Cruz Nutritionals recognizes our capability to provide the workforce and support needed to bolster a company of its magnitude and look forward to their continued growth and community engagement.”
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“Job growth and capital investment continue to grow in Laurens County despite the challenges of 2020. The Laurens County Development Corporation continues to be successful at recruiting great companies like Setterstix Corporation to Laurens County. We look forward to them becoming a part of our corporate community and helping them continue to grow in our county.”
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