JACKSON – The Mississippi Manufacturers Association is pleased to announce the beginning of the fourth annual Mississippi Makers’ Challenge Sponsored by Hancock Whitney. The goal of this contest is to find the Coolest Thing Made in Mississippi, and it is open to all statewide manufacturers.
JACKSON (Office of Speaker Jason White) – Speaker Jason White issued the following statement on the passage of House Bill 1, the Build Up Mississippi Act, in the Mississippi House of Representatives.
JACKSON - The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality wants to bring awareness to Mississippi's manufacturers about new EPA regulatory requirements that impact hazardous waste generators.
JACKSON - The Mississippi Manufacturers Association released its legislative priorities for the 2025 session.
Washington, D.C. – The National Association of Manufacturers, along with the Mississippi Manufacturers Association and more than 100 other manufacturing associations, sent a letter to President Donald Trump laying out a roadmap for regulatory actions across a wide range of agencies that would boost the manufacturing economy and put a stop to the regulatory onslaught that is costing manufacturers $350 billion each year.
JACKSON - Like many people with a knack for numbers, Mississippi State senior Hunter Yelverton thought majoring in industrial engineering would be the perfect path for him to take in college.
JACKSON, Miss. – Governor Tate Reeves announced the state of Mississippi is investing over $110 million toward economic development, infrastructure upgrades, workforce development, tourism, and conservation efforts throughout Mississippi.
JACKSON - Are you looking to strengthen your supply chain? When today’s successes become tomorrow’s challenges, your MMA UPS® Savings Program is already ready with a flexible global network that can anticipate your challenges and has the expertise to help identify business opportunities with proven reliability and efficiency.
JACKSON - To celebrate Veterans Day, the Mississippi Manufacturers Association interviewed three veterans working for member companies about their service, jobs, and the brotherhood they found in the armed forces.
Washington, D.C. – The National Association of Manufacturers and 606 business leaders from across the manufacturing economy signed and released a letter to be sent to the next president, following the election. The letter demonstrates a firm commitment to working with the next administration regardless of whom the American people send to the White House.