Muskegon manufacturer diversifies to fight industry downturn
Despite huge downturns in the domestic automotive industry, plant closings, and union strikes, one Muskegon auto parts manufacturer is growing its business, expanding its facility, and adding customers.
Despite huge downturns in the domestic automotive industry, plant closings, and union strikes, one Muskegon auto parts manufacturer is growing its business, expanding its facility, and adding customers.
According to excerpts from the story:
Conventional wisdom scoffs at the notion of an auto parts manufacturer doing well in Michigan amid all of the reports of the struggles of the state’s auto industry.
However, ADAC Automotive — a major supplier of plastic auto parts with two major facilities in Muskegon — is hitting on all cylinders. It is expanding its production plant at 1801 Keating in the Port City Industrial Park to include a 50,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution center.
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