ClearEdge Wholesale Glass Announces New Manufacturing Facility In Baton Rouge

Date: 27 November 2014

Company will make a $2.65 million capital investment and expand in Baton Rouge, resulting in 120 new direct jobs and 113 new indirect jobs.     Today, Gov.

Bobby Jindal and ClearEdge Wholesale Glass owners Brian and Dana LaBorde announced the expansion of the company’s manufacturing operations in Louisiana. The company is investing $2.65 million to renovate a 41,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Baton Rouge, where it will relocate its current manufacturing operations from a 14,000-square-foot site in New Orleans.

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