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Whirlpool to Invest in Tennessee Plant
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Whirlpool's investment of $300 million in new and improved manufacturing facilities in the US, includes a new plant in Tennessee, and it comes after considering overseas sites in Mexico. This reflects a shift to investing in manufacturing facilities in the US. One advantage is to keep the employees who have experience and training in lean manufacturing, something that cannot be easily duplicated overseas, according to Whirlpool's head of North American manufacturing, Al Holaday.
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