It's a chance to learn about Northumberland's manufacturing industry. The Northumberland Manufacturers' Associ...
It’s a chance to learn about Northumberland’s manufacturing industry.
The Northumberland Manufacturers’ Association is partnering with Northumberland County to run an open houses in 7 of county’s industries. The tours, scheduled for Saturday April 22 will give the public the chance to tour facilities in Port Hope, Cobourg, and Campbellford. “We want to show the community and the amazing things that are built right in their backyard,” Executive Director for the Northumberland Manufacturers’ Association, Darla Price, tells Quinte News.
“We want to get rid of some of the stereotypes of our industry and to show you innovation, and robots and our amazing teams and just the really cool things that manufacturing brings to a community.”These include the following manufacturers:Graphic Packaging International in CobourgMirmil Products in Campbellford“We’re hoping over the four hours in total we can probably tour two to 300 individuals per location,” Price explains.Community members aged 10 or older can participate in the event.
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