After three years in business,Olli Salumeria, a Mechanicsville meat maker is expanding with a West Coast distribution and production center in San Diego according to a recent news story broken by RichmondBizSense. According to representatives for the company, while Olli Salumeria will keep Mechanicsville as their home base, the planned 60,000 facility in San Diego will allow them to increase their presence on the West… View Article
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: UK Manufacturing Company Locates U.S. Operations in Greater Richmond RICHMOND, VIRGINIA (March 4, 2013)…The Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc. and Hanover County are pleased to announce UK-based Integrated Technologies Limited’s (“ITL”) decision to locate its first U.S. office in Hanover. ITL has signed a lease at the Dominion Resources Innovation Center and is due to start business in the… View Article
Tyson Foods Inc. recently expanded at their Hanover County processing plant hiring an additional 120 employees and investing $14 million in new equipment. The new investment was necessary to increase the production capacity to meet new customer contracts and improve operational efficiencies. Tyson Food’s Hanover County plant is located off Route 33 north of I-295 where they have been a corporate resident… View Article
Within the first couple weeks of 2013 Hanover County officially announced two separate deals at Northlake Business Park exceeding 430,000 square feet of new building construction with combined investments in excess of $60 million. The first announcement made in the first week of the New Year came by Craig Realty Group. Craig Realty Group purchased 42 acres and plans to build a… View Article
A early-phase technology company from Fluvanna whose patented innovation promises to lower energy bills for millions of homes across the country was named the inaugural winner of Tech Challenge Hanover, a state-wide competition that pit startups against each other for a chance at a $10,000 first prize and tenancy at the Dominion Resources Innovation Center located in Ashland in Hanover County. Intelligent… View Article
On 11/28/2012, the Hanover County Board of Supervisors voted 4-2 to revoke the County's cash proffer policy. Proffers (they could be land and/or improvements instead of cash) had been submitted as part of a residential rezoning application to help new development pay for infrastructure such as schools and roads; but a majority of the Board members felt they were an unfair tax… View Article
