Campobello Holdings To Open Seafood Processing Facility In Eastport, Maine
12/24/2013
According to Governor Paul R. LePage’s Office, Campobello will invest nearly $500,000 in building improvements, equipment and employee training. More than 15 jobs are expected to be created within the next two years.
“We have worked very closely with our local, regional and technical advisers on plan implementation, and are very grateful for the high level of professionalism and ‘can do’ spirit we’ve encountered at every step,” said Jimmy Wong an officer with Campobello Holdings.
“We have an abundant resource that is coveted around the world,” said Governor LePage. “This new processing facility will serve as a direct link from Maine waters to markets across the globe. A booming fishing and lobster industry is vital to the ongoing success of Maine’s economy.”
The Maine Department of Economic and Community Development said economic development officials and Account Executive Brian Mulligan from the Governor’s Office worked closely with the company over the last several months to access necessary resources and incentives needed to secure the private investment and job creation.
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