Crown Cork & Seal USA Expands York County, Pennsylvania, Manufacturing Plant
08/28/2019
Crown plans to relocate one food grade metal can manufacturing line from its Ontario, Canada plant to its existing plant in Hanover Borough. The project will support the combined creation and retention of 92 jobs in the area. Adding the line will increase Hanover’s production capacity and efficiency, making the plant more competitive nationally among Crown’s manufacturing plants.
According to state officials, the company pledged to invest $24.6 million into the project, which is expected to create 41 new, full-time jobs and retain 51 existing jobs over the next three years. The project will allow Crown to retain a total of 567 jobs statewide.
“This investment carries on our commitment to Pennsylvania,” said Bill Gallagher, Senior Vice President and General Counsel of Crown Holdings. “We are creating family sustaining jobs that will help both the commonwealth and our company grow to move the economy forward. We appreciate Governor Wolf’s support to make this expansion project happen.”
Crown received a funding proposal from the Department of Community and Economic Development for a $200,000 Pennsylvania First grant and up to $24,600 in grants for workforce training and development.
The project was coordinated by the Governor’s Action Team. “The expansion of Crown Cork & Seal USA once again proves the positive impact of doing business in the commonwealth,” said Governor Tom Wolf. “Pennsylvania provides a strong workforce, extensive infrastructure, and committed partners to help our manufacturing sector flourish. I commend Crown for selecting York to invest and contribute to the economic well-being of the community.”
Most Read
-
-
Trends in Office and Industrial Parks
Q4 2020
-
34th Annual Corporate Survey & the 16th Annual Consultants Survey
Q1 2020
-
“Made in America” Executive Order to Affect International Companies and FDI
Q1 2021
-
2020 Gold & Silver Shovel Awards Recognize State and Local Economic Development Efforts
Q2 2020
-
Another Look at Rural Economies
Q4 2020
-
Pandemic Fuels Data Center Growth
Q1 2021