Saving Good People from Bad Vacuums
Tonight in my special project, Good News for a Change, the recession breat Since more products made in C I headed down to St. James, Missouri, visiting a company bringing work and jobs back to the states. The assembly floor at Tacone Manufacturing is a bee They're making vacu One more vacu The company obviously bugging a trend where others say we can't make it in America. T As we said, it's on the box. Company President Bill Hinderer showed us how it's all done from turning plastic pellets into parts for the vacu T Six months from now, we should be producing models of canister vacu That seems Tacone says its made in America status is a strong selling point. In fact, the company promotes it with labels and packaging. It says we're working hard in the heartland to build world-class vacu You'd Can you see where t I tacone has grown from 45 employees 10 years ago to 120 today. In t
