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Manufacturing sentiment, part II: Supply chain scramble
By Bart Taylor | Jul 25, 2022
Manufacturers are taking risks and adapting on the fly in response to unprecedented chaos in supply chains. Read why many are still optimistic.
Gator Pit of Texas
By Eric Peterson | Jul 24, 2022
Founder Ritch Robin is manufacturing some of the best BBQ pits on the market.
Franks Manufacturing
By Eric Peterson | Jul 24, 2022
President James Franks says a snarled supply chain is stunting growth for his plastics manufacturer.
The Wright Edge
By Ben Wiese | Jul 11, 2022
From a dilapidated patio rebuild to a recording studio for Taylor Swift, founder Doc Wright’s custom furniture company is on a path no one could possibly have expected.
Manufacturing sentiment: Workforce and supply chains vex manufacturers even as prospects for growth surge
By Bart Taylor | Jul 11, 2022
Workforce has long been the top challenge cited by manufacturers in CompanyWeek profiles -- until recently.
Cypress Technologies
By Margaret Jackson | Jul 11, 2022
Vice President of Sales Susan Child and CEO Greg Child say their ISO 9001-certified company can design and build anything that doesn’t leave the ground – and does so for clients in a variety of industries.
Jamestown Plastics
By Ben Wiese | Jul 11, 2022
With an eye towards sustainability, CEO Jay Baker’s company is changing the approach to product packaging with its innovative Clamtainer performance clamshell.
Weige Knives
By Ben Wiese | Jun 27, 2022
From home garage to cutting-edge workshop, knife maker Travis Weige’s company has grown substantially from a hobby business into a coveted brand.
Bearded Brothers
By Ben Wiese | Jun 27, 2022
COO and GM Nick Meyer says managing its own manufacturing allows the organic bar and snack company to maintain quality while also enabling it to easily test new flavors and products in the market.
CyberLandr
By Eric Peterson | Jun 27, 2022
CEO Lance King has pounced on an opportunity to develop a next-generation camper for the upcoming Tesla Cybertruck.
