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    Racine consolidates in Racine County

    Nov. 1, 2004
    Racine Federated Inc., Racine, Wis., has announced that the company's Texas and New York plants will move, consolidating all U.S. operations into a single Mt. Pleasant, Wis. location. The facility is 191,000 sq-ft in size, and will include manufacturing,

    Racine Federated Inc., Racine, Wis., has announced that the company's Texas and New York plants will move, consolidating all U.S. operations into a single Mt. Pleasant, Wis. location. The facility is 191,000 sq-ft in size, and will include manufacturing, engineering, sales, marketing, and administration. Relocations will start in early 2005, and will create 22 additional jobs. The company's divisions include Flotech and Hedland. For more details, visit ww.racinefed.com

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