Amid ongoing cash constraints, a bankruptcy trustee has clamped down on production of Jack's Hard Cider in Adams County as he positions its parent company for a possible sale or liquidation.

As it celebrates 20 years in business, Precision Cut Industries Inc. recently broke ground to expand its manufacturing space by 14,000 square feet and office space by 3,000 square feet at its headquarters in Conewago Township, Adams County.

Since war broke out four years ago between Ukrainian forces and Russian-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine, landmines and unexploded ordnance have littered the soil there, exposing farmers and others to the risk of injury or death.

More missed work, higher turnover and workplace safety issues are among the impacts of the opioid epidemic as seen by manufacturers in Central Pennsylvania, according to a recent survey.

The parent company of shopping network QVC says it plans to close a fulfillment center in Lancaster County as part of broader cost-cutting measures following its 2017 acquisition of competitor the Home Shopping Network.

Year after year, the York County Economic Alliance holds a career fair. This year, it's the job-seekers in the driver's seat.

The industrial landscape in Eastern and Central Pennsylvania is flourishing with warehouse and distribution centers.

Ashmead's Kernel is one of Ben Wenk's favorite apples.

Last September, Perdue AgriBusiness opened Pennsylvania's first large-scale soybean processing facility in Conoy Township, Lancaster County.

The trade dispute between the U.S., China and the European Union has been one of the top business stories of 2018.

For some dairy farmers in Central Pennsylvania, the old adage of “don't put all your eggs in one basket” has an almost literal meaning.

Craft breweries continue to pop up across Pennsylvania, but the industry is facing some sobering headwinds.

In recent weeks, an emerging trend has complicated Terry Jamison's job, which involves teaching students the skills to enter the workforce: Manufacturers increasingly are calling him and asking for students who might be good fits for their companies.

Nicole Marchetti, 30, won a 2013 episode of the Food Network's “Chopped” and recently joined The Pennsylvania School of Culinary Arts - division of YTI Career Institute - Lancaster Campus as a culinary instructor.

After years of watching skilled workers retire, manufacturers are making an all-out push to attract younger people to the factory floor.