Chicago-based vehicle parts manufacturer DRiV expects to lay off 233 employees at its Manchester Township, York County distribution center by February.

The co-founder of a Westmoreland County contract manufacturing company will join the York-based business management firm Mantec as its newest president and CEO.

Utz Brands is adding yet another company to its pantheon of snack food brands.

The Manufacturers' Association was awarded a $147,000 training grant by the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, that will be used to support warehouse safety in the region.

Transportation and contract logistics company XPO Logistics Supply Chain, Inc. announced it will be closing its Cumberland County distribution center at 40 Logistics Drive, Carlisle early next year.

More than two months after going live on the New York Stock Exchange, Utz Brands is reporting “strong financial results” for its first quarter as a public company.

Two Lancaster County businesses have been approved for a total of $3.4 million in low-interest financing for expansion projects by the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority.

The formula for Bismoline is essentially the same as when it was developed by a Lancaster pharmacist at the turn of the 19th century. And that formula, which includes talc, bismuth subnitrate and other ingredients, has created a loyal following of satisfied customers in the mid-Atlantic states and beyond.

The co-owner and president of York County-based Datum Storage Solutions said he will step down from his position as president, effective this Sunday, after more than 30 years as president of the family-owned manufacturing firm.

“As employers, educators and building owners seek to reopen their facilities, they are looking for ways to meet the heightened expectations of their co-workers and occupants,” Vic Grizzle, president and CEO of Armstrong World Industries

A Steelton, Dauphin County steelmaking facility has become part of North America’s largest flat-rolled steel producer now that Ohio-based Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. has entered into an agreement to buy ArcelorMittle USA LLC for $1.4 billion.

Some central Pennsylvania manufacturers are diversifying or localizing their supply chains in the wake of pandemic disruptions. Others face minimal challenges in that area but are dealing with another problem: lack of employees.

“By partnering with the team at Sustainable Composites, this fall we were able to introduce our first boots and shoes made using 100% recycled leather,” Gass said in an email statement to Central Penn Business Journal.

The process used by the Wolf administration to exempt some businesses from the March 19 pandemic closure mandates was “inconsistent” and “subjective,” according to state Auditor General Eugene DePasquale.

“The pandemic has caused manufacturers to think about different aspects of their businesses as they have tried to accommodate many personnel issues, supply chain disruptions and uncertainty in general,”