John Deere relocates production from Japan and strengthens its industrial strategy in the United States
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The company is investing US$ 70 million in a new excavator factory and expanding its logistics structure. The projects are part of a US$ 20 billion program to strengthen its industrial capacity in the United States. The company is investing US$ 70 million in a new excavator factory and expanding its logistics structure. The projects are part of a US$ 20 billion program to strengthen its industrial capacity in the United States. John Deere is reorganizing part of its industrial and logistics structure in the United States through new investments that include the relocation of production currently carried out in Japan. One of the main moves is the construction of a new excavator factory in Kernersville (North Carolina), which will require an investment of US$ 70 million. The plant will take over the manufacturing of future generations of excavators that were previously produced in Japan and will employ more than 150 people. According to John Deere, it will be the only facility to produce excavators designed, developed, and manufactured entirely in the United States. The relocation is part of a broader strategy to strengthen John Deere's industrial structure in the United States. The company is also developing a new parts distribution center near Hebron (Indiana), aimed at improving the availability and delivery times of equipment and components. The facility will complement...
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