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Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton

Author: Z-Train

Date: 02-11-2018 - 20:32

Graham Buxton Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> LOL Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > If California regulations really are so
> crippling,
> > would Siemens have not chosen another state for
> > its manufacturing plant to allow it to be
> situated
> > to submit lower bids?
>
> Overall, California manufacturing is not doing
> well in comparison to other states. For instance,
> the LA-Long Beach area historically has a large
> base of manufacturing, but it is steadily losing.
> And it appears that without Tesla in Fremont, the
> Bay Area manufacturing would be declining also.
> And expecting Tesla to survive in the medium-long
> run is a very risky proposition.
>
> More here:
> [www.forbes.com]
> /where-manufacturing-is-thriving-in-the-u-s/#65f74
> 9161ff7

While California has lost many manufacturing jobs, California, and in particular, Southern California contributes to contribute more to America's manufacturing output than any other state. Southern California has the largest number of manufacturing jobs in the United States.

See:

Los Angeles Times

California's Manufacturing

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Subject	Written By	Date/Time (PST)
Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	OBSOLETE TURN	02-11-2018 - 12:34
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	tundraboomer	02-11-2018 - 12:47
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	george manley	02-11-2018 - 13:18
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	George Andrews	02-11-2018 - 15:00
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	Actually .... no	02-11-2018 - 15:06
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	LOL	02-11-2018 - 15:56
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	Graham Buxton	02-11-2018 - 17:16
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	LOL	02-11-2018 - 18:29
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	synonymouse	02-11-2018 - 18:55
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	Sumotuwe	02-11-2018 - 19:18
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	Graham Buxton	02-11-2018 - 20:05
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	Z-Train	02-11-2018 - 20:32
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	georgemanley	02-11-2018 - 22:03
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	Dr Zarkoff	02-12-2018 - 19:12
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	jst3751	02-11-2018 - 23:07
Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton	Bob Dobbs	02-12-2018 - 02:28
The real reason is..	up833	02-12-2018 - 23:18
Re: The real reason is..No It is Part of ghe vast evil global conspiracy, as always	Ken and John	02-13-2018 - 16:33

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Z-Train Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Graham Buxton Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > LOL Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
> 
> > -----
> > > If California regulations really are so
> > crippling,
> > > would Siemens have not chosen another state
> for
> > > its manufacturing plant to allow it to be
> > situated
> > > to submit lower bids?
> > 
> > Overall, California manufacturing is not doing
> > well in comparison to other states.  For
> instance,
> > the LA-Long Beach area historically has a large
> > base of manufacturing, but it is steadily
> losing.
> > And it appears that without Tesla in Fremont,
> the
> > Bay Area manufacturing would be declining also.
> 
> > And expecting Tesla to survive in the
> medium-long
> > run is a very risky proposition.
> > 
> > More here:
> >
> https://www.forbes.com/sites/joelkotkin/2017/06/12
> 
> >
> /where-manufacturing-is-thriving-in-the-u-s/#65f74
> 
> > 9161ff7
> 
> While California has lost many manufacturing jobs,
> California, and in particular, Southern California
> contributes to contribute more to America's
> manufacturing output than any other state. 
> Southern California has the largest number of
> manufacturing jobs in the United States.
> 
> See:
> 
> Los Angeles Times
> 
> California's Manufacturing

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