Cold-Link Logistics Chooses Right to Work Mississippi

Right to Work Mississippi Economic Update

Cold-Link Logistics has plans to soon establish operations in Right to Work Jones County, Mississippi. This will give the company access to Right to Work benefits, such as not having to be restrained by a union. This, in turn will allow them to create 84 new jobs for the area. In order to accomplish everything they have laid out, the company will also invest $64 million. So this is great news!

From Area Development Magazine:

“We are very excited to bring a first-class cold storage facility to the great State of Mississippi. We recognized a great opportunity to support several current and new customers throughout the state and Southeast. We consistently heard from the area’s producers that they needed a facility to help support their growth, and we were thrilled with the opportunity to serve the community. Partnering with Whitestone Transportation is such a blessing, and we envision this further supporting the area’s producers. This facility will provide a link for our customers to save money and reach their customers in a more efficient manner.†[…]

“MDA applauds Cold-Link Logistics for deciding to locate its warehousing operations in Mississippi and for creating 84 new job opportunities for the area’s workforce. Projects like this are vital to the economic well-being of our local communities and the state as a whole. We thank everyone who had a role in bringing Cold-Link Logistics and its partnership with Whitestone Transportation to our state.†[…]

“Our office has focused on aggressive site development in the last few years. Having a shovel-ready site was our biggest advantage in closing this deal with Cold-Link Logistics and Whitestone Transportation. These companies practice efficiency and excellence in all areas. I am excited to continue to work with them and follow the success of this project.â€

AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE

To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.


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