“Remco had been a successful company since my grandfather founded it in 1962,” said Anthony Skalicky Jr. “With my father’s passing, I knew it was time to make a good decision about the company for me and my customers. My father had operated the equipment and now our ability to produce and maintain our high level of quality was compromised. My father’s level of experience and skill would have been extremely difficult to replace."

"Forty-six years after my father founded the company, this move provides us with a strong foundation for the continued development of the business," said John Sweeney, president of the Matawan-based company. "I am excited to be working with Arcline to create lasting growth within our industry."

Legislation that advanced out of the Senate Labor Committee would set aside $1.5 million per year from a federal allotment of money at the state's labor department for the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program.

The plant packages approximately 7,500 individual thin crust shells per hour for the pizza chain,  making the supply for about half of the country.

The Moorestown-based manufacturer is contracting with a national advisory firm and multinational electric utility company on a five-year plan to facilitate its transition.

In early April, Precision Textiles pivoted its operations to manufacturing medical grade fabrics for use in hospital gowns.

Established in 1982, Universal Filters of Asbury Park specializes in a complete line of standard and custom replacement liquid filter bags used to remove contaminants.

Getinge was faced with the challenge of ramping its production up 160 percent during 2020.

Working with Lixil Group Corp., the volunteer-driven Jersey City Rapid Maker Response Group said it was able to expand its production and distribution.

Head of state government affairs Michael Heltzer will lead the organization's board.

Kelly Slieter joins AdvanSix to lead talent management, leadership development and training, compensation and benefits, and communications for the company.