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JACKSON, Miss. (Courtesy: Entergy Mississippi) – Entergy Mississippi has taken another step toward meeting the company’s environmental goals with the installation of a high-voltage clean air circuit breaker from Siemens Energy at one of its substations in Vicksburg.

WASHINGTON (Feb. 28, 2023) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing that 86 U.S. manufacturing plants, including Nissan's Canton Vehicle Assembly Plant, earned the agency’s ENERGY STAR certification in 2022, a designation reserved for manufacturing plants in the top 25% of energy efficiency in their sector.

JACKSON – After 30,368 votes on 72 nominated products in the Initial Voting Round of the 2^nd annual Mississippi Makers’ Challenge Sponsored by Hancock Whitney, the Mississippi Manufacturers Association is pleased to announce the products advancing to this week’s Round of 16.

JACKSON – After a two-week nomination period, voting is now open on all 72 submitted products in the 2^nd Annual Mississippi Makers’ Challenge Sponsored by Hancock Whitney.

JACKSON - MMA and the Mississippi Economic Council (MEC) urge the legislature to keep our members’ employees in mind when considering SB 2484. Providing hard-working Mississippians with the best possible and most affordable healthcare coverage is vital. Passage of this bill could severely impede our ability to do that.

The Mississippi Manufacturers Association is pleased to announce the start of the second annual Mississippi Makers’ Challenge Sponsored by Hancock Whitney. This contest is open to all manufacturers in Mississippi and will crown a product as the 'Coolest Thing Made in Mississippi'.

MMA and EnSafe would like to remind all companies of their need to be following the OSHA recordkeeping requirements of posting their OSHA 300 Summary no later than February 1, 2023 and posting their OSHA 300 Summary info on line by March 2, 2023 to the link listed below.

Ingalls Shipbuilding division awarded $100,000 in grants to 26 STEM-related initiatives from schools and educational organizations located in Mississippi and Alabama.

This is a $15.9 million project that is expected to create 90 jobs.

MAGCOR provides realistic work experiences for sentenced, adult offenders residing within Mississippi correctional facilities.