Proposed Senate Bill 3015 would set up a tax credit program, capped at $10 million a year, for businesses to offset the costs of manufacturing gloves, face shields, masks and gowns.

New Jersey legislators are hoping to set aside $1.5 million a year for the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program, a not-for-profit that trains and connects the workforce within the state’s manufacturing sector.

The 31,500-square-foot facility will offer education and training in a number of degree and certificate programs at the County College of Morris, and provide the industry with opportunities to update the skills of current employees.

Trey Northrup joins from 20 years at Whirlpool Corp., most recently overseeing its JennAir and Commercial Laundry Group, where he led commercial execution, new business, sales, marketing and merchandising, among other responsibilities.

Safety and transparency have been top priorities for food manufacturers during the pandemic, according to a panel of experts at Manufacturing Day hosted on Oct. 2 by New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program.

A leading distributor of food service packaging and janitorial supplies, the acquisition strengthens Imperial Dade’s West Coast presence while enhancing the company’s differentiated value proposition to customers in the region.

A relatively optimistic consensus emerged during a panel discussion held virtually as part of the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program's Manufacturing Day event.

Officials at the manufacturing group said the funding will go toward bolstering the production of PPE in New Jersey, and to scale up training and jobs operations.

The CEOs of Suburban Propane and Oberon Fuels discuss their companies' green energy partnership.

The Eos Energy Storage CEO talks about power technology, the market for renewable energy and the company's planned Nasdaq listing.

There’s more to avocados than the pulp, and the business partners behind Reveal tea have figured out how to use what most people throw away to reduce food waste and unlock additional antioxidants from the fruit.

Longstanding multi-billion-dollar companies such as Ferrero and Mars typically plan many months – if not years – ahead for even routine holiday seasons like Halloween. But they've had to take a different approach this year, with leaders asking themselves a couple of questions: Given the COVID-19 pandemic, what’s appropriate in terms of promotion? And, how do we still make it special?