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October 12,
2020 176 176 
Voting for Round 1 of the “Coolest Thing Made in Michigan” is officially open. Twenty-seven Michigan-made products are vying for this coveted title in the 2020 People’s Choice Award competition.
September 25,
2020 419 419
Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued a proclamation declaring 9/28/20 to 10/2/20 as Manufacturing Week to recognize Michigan’s more than 11,386 unique manufacturing firms, which account for 626,000 jobs and $98.64 billion of total output annually.
September 21,
2020 434 434
MMA announced the endorsement of 66 pro-manufacturing candidates in the Michigan House of Representatives and two rule-of-law Michigan Supreme Court candidates in the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, 11/3/20.
September 17,
2020 177 177
MMA announced another investment as part of a strategic reorganization designed to strengthen its well-established and influential brand.
September 16,
2020 201 201
Manufacturers joined state leaders at the newly renamed Jackson Field in Lansing to recognize the 2020 recipients of the Michigan Manufacturers Association’s (MMA) Legislator of the Year Award.
September 14,
2020 247 247
Interview with Nestlé Waters North America Factory Manager for Michigan and Indiana Facilities Jeremiah Thompson.
September 10,
2020 915 915
Education, labor, business, and workforce leaders join to urge Michigan’s 625,000 COVID-19 essential workers to apply now for tuition-free college
September 8,
2020 106 106
Simplify in-house safety responsibilities with a full line of PPE products and solutions specifically designed to assist in keeping your customers and employees safe as you remain open for business.
September 8,
2020 212 212
Today, the global economy has slowly begun to recover, but as factories reopen and ships once again leave our ports, we still live in an environment weary of the omnipresent virus. The industry must adapt to the “new normal” in order to maintain trade functions and the supply chain.
September 8,
2020 151 151
As the initial shock wore off, smart business leaders saw through the “fog of war” and began to focus on three critical challenges: cash flow and expense management, maintaining staff productivity, and developing a pipeline to maintain growth. Technology solutions are being implemented to address and overcome these challenges while growing the business.