Amway to sink $20M in Ada manufacturing expansion, could create 74 jobs
Area Development Online reports that Amway will move the manufacturing of some nutritional products from California to Michigan after investing $20 million to upgrade an Ada facility. The change could create over 70 Michigan jobs.According to excerpts from the story:Amway is investing $20 million in an expansion of a manufacturing facility in Ada Township, Michigan, the Grand Rapids Press reports. Township trustees have already approved a primary step in tax abatements towards the project. The company will invest in a 55-foot high addition for protein drink powder equipment. It will also convert some existing warehouse space to manufacturing use. Amway will also create 74 jobs at the plant when it moves operations from a California facility to Ada Township. Read the complete story here.
Area Development Online reports that Amway will move the manufacturing of some nutritional products from California to Michigan after investing $20 million to upgrade an Ada facility. The change could create over 70 Michigan jobs.
According to excerpts from the story:
Amway is investing $20 million in an expansion of a manufacturing facility in Ada Township, Michigan, the Grand Rapids Press reports. Township trustees have already approved a primary step in tax abatements towards the project.
The company will invest in a 55-foot high addition for protein drink powder equipment. It will also convert some existing warehouse space to manufacturing use. Amway will also create 74 jobs at the plant when it moves operations from a California facility to Ada Township.
Read the complete story here.
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