Governor Shapiro Secures Investment to Create 35 Jobs in York County

York County to Benefit from $2.1 Million Manufacturing Expansion

The manufacturing landscape of York County is set for a significant boost. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has announced a $2.1 million investment from Gerard Daniel Worldwide, a major player in manufacturing, to expand their operations in Hanover. This development is anticipated to create 35 new jobs, marking a notable enhancement to the local economy.

Gerard Daniel Worldwide, known for its manufacturing prowess, chose Pennsylvania over Texas after a competitive selection process. The decision was influenced by Pennsylvania's recent accolade as the top state for business expansion and investment. The expansion will be supported by a $200,000 investment from the Shapiro Administration, highlighting the state's commitment to economic growth and job creation.

Governor Shapiro emphasized the importance of this investment, stating, "We are committed to making Pennsylvania a place where businesses can grow and thrive." His administration's proactive approach aims to ensure that Pennsylvania remains an attractive destination for business investments.

The expansion aligns with the state's broader economic development strategy, which focuses on enhancing the manufacturing sector as a key component of Pennsylvania's economy. The move is expected to not only create jobs but also reinforce the state's competitive edge in the manufacturing industry.

For more details on this development, visit the PA Department of Community & Economic Development website.