Kentucky’s economy only continues to grow. Due to the COVID-19 crisis, Medical supply companies in the state are taking advantage of the opportunity to invest in expansion and increased production. Specifically, we’re looking at US Medical Glove and HANDLE Global. When combined, their total investment in the state comes to over $40 million.
Meanwhile, other companies are recognizing the state’s success and are relocating here to receive the benefits. AHF Products and Nova Steel USA are two companies that are also investing in new locations here. So read what people are saying about the choices of all of these companies!
“With this expansion, AHF Products demonstrates both Kentucky’s excellence in manufacturing and that our manufacturers remain committed to creating jobs in our commonwealth as we work to rebuild our economy. […] I am grateful the company chose to create these new, high-skilled jobs and further invest in Kentucky[…] I look forward to the facility’s continued growth in Pulaski County.”
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“As we continue to fight COVID-19, we are working to rebuild our economy and create a better Kentucky. […] Personal protective equipment is in high demand throughout the world, and this new company can help meet that need. Also, as a veteran-run company, leaders in the U.S. Medical Glove want to create quality, well-paying jobs for other veterans.”
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Team Kentucky is working to create a better future for all Kentuckians with quality job opportunities offering strong wages. Companies like Nova Steel are central to that effort, and we thank Nova Steel for its commitment to the commonwealth and our talented workforce.”
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This Kentucky-based company is doing its part to combat the virus by working closely with health care providers and other organizations to meet drastically rising demand for supply chain analytics. In addition, its new expansion will provide new jobs, high wages and help HANDLE Global continue to lead by example during a challenging time.”
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