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Right to Work Mississippi Sees Business Expansions and Job Growth
The state of Mississippi does a great job of supporting business growth. In fact, Kimberly-Clark is expanding in Corinth for the second time in a year. Meanwhile, Fusion Furniture is expanding in New Albany and Idaho Forest Group is locating in Lumberton. Altogether, these three businesses will create nearly 300 new jobs all across the state. As a result, this will give many new opportunities to Mississippians. So read on to find out what people are saying about the plans of each business!
Kimberly-Clark:
“Kimberly-Clark’s decision to expand for a second time in Corinth in just one year is a true testament to public-private partnerships that are [helping meet] companies’ needs so they achieve long-term growth and success in our state. […] Their dedication to building stronger communities through job creation once again pays off for Alcorn County as dozens of new jobs come online for the local workforce through Kimberly-Clark’s expansion.”
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Fusion Furniture:
“This new facility will support the continued growth of Fusion and the strong customer demand for our product. Initially, we plan to add over 125 jobs, and [the] facility will operate up to six stationary upholstery lines.” […]
“The continued growth of Northeast Mississippi’s furniture manufacturing industry positions the region as a top location for furniture production, with thousands of Mississippians making quality furniture for industry leaders like Fusion Furniture.
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Idaho Forest Group:
“Mississippi is a top state for companies […] that need access to an abundance of timberland and an optimal transportation network[…]
“MDA is proud to partner with Idaho Forest Group as the company brings so many new jobs to South Mississippi. We thank the teams at the Area Development Partnership, the Lamar County Board of Supervisors and the city of Lumberton for their hard work in bringing this project to realization.”
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To read the previous update on economic development in Right to Work Mississippi, click here.
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