Manufacturer plans to move its facilities to Menominee
Source: Northern Public Radio
Menominee manufacturer Anchor-Coupling will be consolidating its Illinois facilities back home with its U.P. location, according to recent news coverage.
Excerpt: The Dixon and Sterling areas will lose about 170 full-time jobs over the next year when a manufacturer moves its facilities to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
The Anchor-Coupling plants are owned by Caterpillar: the parent company is moving the jobs as it consolidates more of its operations.
The whole story is online here.
Source: Northern Public Radio
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