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Oregon manufacturers added jobs over the past year, according to data collected from the state's manufacturing companies by MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive business profiles of more than 460,000 U.S. industrial companies. According to MNI's survey, Oregon added a net 1,816 jobs or nearly one percent between December 2022 and December 2023.

New Hampshire manufacturers added jobs over the past year, according to data collected from the state's manufacturing companies by MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive business profiles of more than 460,000 U.S. industrial companies. According to MNI's survey, New Hampshire added a net 1,388 jobs or roughly 1.7% between December 2022 and December 2023, led by the industrial machinery and electronics sector.

Manufacturing employment in Idaho edged up a half percent up over the past year, according to MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive business profiles of more than 460,000 U.S. industrial companies. According to MNI's survey of the state's manufacturers, Idaho added a net 348 jobs or roughly 4% between November 2022 and November 2023.

Manufacturing employment in Nevada rose significantly over the past year, according to data collected by MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive U.S. industrial business profiles. According to MNI's survey of the state's manufacturers, Nevada added a net 1,537 jobs or nearly 3% between November 2022 and November 2023.

Manufacturing employment in Montana rose significantly over the past year, according to MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive business profiles of the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturing companies. According to MNI's survey of the state's manufacturers, Montana added a net 1,839 jobs or 6.2% between August 2021 and August 2022.

Manufacturing employment in Arkansas inched up over the past year, according to MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive business profiles of the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturing companies. According to MNI's survey of the state's manufacturers, Arkansas added a net 1,523 jobs or roughly 0.7% between September 2021 and September 2022.

Manufacturing employment in Massachusetts inched up over the past year, according to MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive business profiles of the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturing companies. According to MNI's survey of the state's manufacturers, Massachusetts added a net 881 jobs or roughly 0.2% between August 2021 and August 2022.

Manufacturing employment in Missouri inched up over the past year, according to MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive business profiles of the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturing companies. According to MNI's survey of the state's manufacturers, Missouri added 2,895 jobs or nearly one percent between August 2021 and August 2022.

Manufacturing employment in South Carolina inched up over the past year, according to MNI, compiler and publisher of comprehensive business profiles of the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturing companies. According to MNI's survey of the state's manufacturers, South Carolina added 1,004 jobs or roughly one third of percent between October 2021 and October 2022.

The state of Tennessee gained manufacturing jobs over the past twelve months according to data collected by MNI, compiler and publisher of industrial business profiles for the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturers. Between October 2021 and October 2022, the state added 5,069 jobs or 1.2%.



Tennessee is currently home to 6,109 manufacturers employing 408,131 according to MNI data.

Between August 2017 and August 2022, 291 industrial companies moved out of New York, taking 11,984 jobs with them, according to migration data collected by MNI, compiler of industrial business profiles for the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturers.

The state of Pennsylvania gained manufacturing jobs over the past twelve months according to data collected by MNI, compiler and publisher of industrial business profiles for the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturers. Between June 2021 and June 2022, the state added 4,128 jobs or roughly one half of one percent.

Growth in Georgia's electronics sector surged over the past year, according to data collected firsthand from the state's manufacturers by MNI's research team.



Georgia is currently home to 8,519 manufacturers, that employ 509,783 workers. Over the past year, the state added 6,812 jobs or 1.3% to its industrial workforce.

The state of Texas continues to add manufacturing jobs at a steady clip, according to data collected firsthand from the state's manufacturers by MNI's research team. Learn more about what's driving employment growth in Texas.

According to MNI. the state of Kansas added manufacturing jobs over the past year, helped by strong gains across multiple sectors.



Kansas is currently home to 4,423 manufacturers employing 205,534 according to data collected firsthand from Kansas manufacturers by MNI's data research team. Between February 2021 and February 2022, the state's manufacturing workforce grew by 1.3%, adding 2,767 jobs.

Indiana's automotive sector saw a significant rise in employment over the past year, according to data collected by MNI, compiler and publisher of industrial business profiles for the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturers.

The state of Florida gained manufacturing jobs in 2021 according to data collected by MNI, compiler and publisher of industrial business profiles for the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturers. Between February 2021 and February 2022, the state added 4,103 jobs or roughly one percent.

California's electronics sector saw a major boost in employment over the past year, according to MNI, compiler and publisher of industrial business profiles for the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturers. Between December 2020 and December 2021, California's electronics sector added 4,312 jobs or nearly one percent.

The state of North Carolina gained manufacturing jobs in 2021 according to data collected by MNI, compiler and publisher of industrial business profiles for the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturers. Between December 2020 and December 2021, the state added 4,312 jobs or nearly one percent.

Between November 2020 and November 2021, 36 industrial companies moved out of Illinois, taking 1,570 jobs with them, according to migration data collected by MNI, compiler of industrial business profiles for the nation's nearly 400,000 manufacturers. This is more than double the number of jobs lost in Illinois due to migrating companies according to MNI's previous survey period, which found that 21 companies and 564 jobs left the state between November 2019 and November 2020.

According to new data reported to MNI, compiler and publisher of the U.S. industrial data that powers IndustryNet, Missouri's manufacturing employment edged up over the past year.



This article will provide an overview of Missouri's manufacturing sector, including key facts reported to MNI on specific industry and geographic trends.

With its educated labor pool, solid infrastructure, availability of capital funding, lower costs of doing business, Wisconsin is a top destination for many manufacturers. Today we're taking a look at some of the latest growth trends in the state.

According to new data collected by MNI, researcher and compiler of the U.S. manufacturing data that powers IndustryNet, manufacturing companies in Michigan added jobs for an eighth straight year, creating more than 10,000 positions.



Over the past several years, Michigan has added manufacturing jobs at an unparalleled rate, rebounding by more than 100,000 jobs since the recession.



This article will take a closer look at Michigan's industrial sector, exploring top industries, growing companies as well as city and regional factors. We'll also examine why the state is a top destination for industrial companies and look at some of the challenges faced by the state's manufacturers currently.

According to new data collected by MNI, publisher of the industrial data that powers IndustryNet, manufacturing employment in North Carolina climbed over the past year, with the state adding nearly 5,000 jobs -- its eighth straight year of gains.



Although the state's steady growth is welcome news, it is worth noting that 2018's gain fell slightly short of the 9,000 jobs gained in 2017. For the first time in several years, transportation equipment did not lead North Carolina's gains. Growth in the auto industry has slowed, both in North Carolina and across the nation.

According to new data compiled by MNI, publisher of the U.S. industrial data that powers IndustryNet, New Jersey manufacturing employment climbed 1.4% over the past year, reversing the downward trend that has plagued the state since the recession.



Employment gains were led by New Jersey's food processing sector, though growth was seen across a spectrum of key industries, helped by the state's highly skilled workforce and competitive business incentives.



A number of new and expanding manufacturing facilities were announced over the year as well, laying the groundwork for future growth in the state.

According to new data compiled by MNI, publisher of the U.S. industrial data that powers IndustryNet, Maine added a record number of manufacturing jobs in the past year.



Gains were led by some of the state's top industries, including transportation equipment and food processing, while a number of new and expanding advanced manufacturing facilities laid the groundwork for future growth in the state.

With its educated labor pool, solid infrastructure, availability of capital funding, and favorable regulatory environment. Virginia continues to hold great appeal for many manufacturers. Here's an overview of the strides made by the state in 2018, as well as an inside view of the state's outlook.

According to new data compiled by MNI, publisher of the U.S. industrial data that powers IndustryNet, Oregon's manufacturing employment levels soared in 2018, with the state adding more than 3,000 jobs.



Gains were primarily led by food processing, the cornerstone of Oregon's industrial sector. However, employment increases were also seen across a broad range of industries, including medical instruments, chemical processing, and even furniture manufacturing, pointing to the diversity of the state's manufacturing climate.

According to new data compiled by MNI, publisher of the U.S. industrial data that powers IndustryNet, New Hampshire added a significant number of manufacturing jobs over the past year.



Gains were seen across a broad range of industries, including medical instruments and chemical processing, while a number of new and expanding advanced manufacturing facilities laid the groundwork for future growth in the state.



New Hampshire manufacturing: the year in review



New Hampshire is currently home to 2,276 manufacturers that employ 83,020 workers. The state added 2,776 jobs in the past year, representing a gain of 3.4%.



Employment in industrial machinery and equipment grew by 3% in 2018, and ranks as the state's top manufacturing sector, employing 13,284. Second-ranked electronics remained steady at 10,636 jobs, while employment in medical instruments/related products rose 14% and currently accounts for 8,347 of the state's jobs.



Additional gains were seen in food processing, up 12%; chemical processing, up 7%; and furniture/fixtures, up 3%.

According to new data compiled by MNI, publisher of the U.S. industrial data that powers IndustryNet, Idaho added manufacturing jobs for a seventh straight year, led by continued gains in the state's food processing sector.



Overall, Idaho has added nearly 10,000 jobs since the end of the recession, an increase of 14%. Food processing has remained the state's star sector throughout the post-recession era, growing by nearly 11% since 2012.