Campbell Soup Co. announced Thursday that William O’Shea, 59, controller and vice president, has announced his retirement, effective June 1.
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Manufacturing
Food packaging company moving manufacturing operations from New York to Piscataway
A New York-based food packaging company is moving its manufacturing operations to Piscataway after purchasing a 95,483-square-foot industrial property there, according to Bussel Realty Corp.
Read More »Blue Apron building 495K sq.ft. fulfillment center in Linden 2K jobs coming
Blue Apron, a leading fresh meal kit delivery company based in New York City, announced plans to expand its operations and employ over 2,000 people in New Jersey, with the construction and opening of a new 495,000-square-foot fulfillment center in Linden later this year.
Read More »Packaging solutions company buys Florida firm
Quality Packing Specialists International LLC, a Burlington-based packaging supply chain solutions company, has acquired a Florida pharmaceutical packaging firm, it announced Tuesday.
Read More »Politicians call for more apprenticeships to fill need for skilled labor
New Jersey's federal and state politicians are proposing plans to expand apprenticeship programs, through public-private partnership funding, in order to fill skilled labor jobs that remain vacant in the U.S.
Read More »Newell touts full-year results ‘in the context of unprecedented change’
Newell Brands, a leading consumer goods company in Hoboken with a portfolio of brands found in 93 percent of U.S. households, announced its fourth quarter and full year 2016 financial results Monday.
Read More »Making their move Sisters who lead Bohren’s are growing the business by diversifying its clientele
Bohren's Moving and Storage in Robbinsville started as a small, family-run, residential moving company in Princeton in 1924.
Read More »Rumson-based accessories manufacturer names COO
Pulleez International Inc. announced that Laura Duprey has been named its chief operating officer.
Read More »Unit of N.Y. company acquiring Maywood-based fashion business
Women’s and children’s apparel and accessories company Jaclyn Inc. is being acquired for $7.85 per share, it announced Friday.
Read More »Amazon Prime Air facing many obstacles in Jersey
Imagine an item that is shipped into Port Newark, then picked up by a drone and shipped to a local customer in Morris County.
Read More »Business is clicking
“Minus the markup.” It's a common slogan among those heralding a cutting-out of the retail middlemen to bring products directly to customers.
Read More »OSHA cites concrete manufacturer, which faces 89K in penalties
A Kenvil-based concrete manufacturer faces nearly $89,000 in penalties after citations from the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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