New York opens Deckorators manufacturing plant, creating 50 jobs
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A new Deckorators Inc. manufacturing plant has opened in Lackawanna, New York, following a $77.2 million private investment.
- The facility is expected to create 50 specialized jobs in production, logistics, and administration.
- Governor Kathy Hochul highlighted the project as a boost to New York's manufacturing economy and job creation.
The city of Lackawanna, New York, has welcomed a new manufacturing plant operated by Deckorators Inc., marking a significant private investment of $77.2 million. The opening signifies the company's expansion into the northeastern United States and is poised to generate employment opportunities within the region.
Governor Kathy Hochul announced the inauguration of the facility, emphasizing its role in attracting private capital to local communities. The plant is projected to create 50 new jobs, focusing on production, logistics, and administrative roles. "New York continues to drive its manufacturing economy by attracting companies that invest in our communities, create skilled jobs, and support local suppliers," Hochul stated, expressing confidence in the state's infrastructure and workforce.
New York continues to drive its manufacturing economy by attracting companies that invest in our communities, create skilled jobs, and support local suppliers.
The new factory specializes in producing composite decking using proprietary Surestone technology, which utilizes crushed limestone as a primary material, reducing reliance on wood. Occupying over 253,000 square feet, the facility aims to meet growing demand from both DIY enthusiasts and commercial clients. The company's executive vice president, Ryan Kemp, described the plant as a "milestone" in their regional expansion, expected to double their manufacturing capacity for Surestone technology.
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Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.