Economic Development & Site Readiness
Summary
The county accepted a $350,000 state grant to assist Foster Caviness Company in expanding its wholesale produce distribution facility with new ripening rooms, creating 58 new jobs.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 3
Last discussed Jun 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
Brings $350,000 in state economic development pass-through funds into the local economy tied to job creation performance.
Foster Caviness Company, Inc. and local residents gaining 58 new private-sector employment opportunities.
Mentions & discussions (7)
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Foster USA facilities to permanently close including Forsyth County location, WARN says
Foster USA facilities to permanently close including Forsyth County location, WARN says wfmynews2.com
Foster company plants to permanently close multiple locations including Forsyth County, WARN says
Foster company plants to permanently close multiple locations including Forsyth County, WARN says Yahoo
Board of Commissioners Briefing - 2026-06-01
Airport officials highlighted the economic impact of PTI, noting employment growth to 10,000 jobs and previewing the upcoming JetZero facility groundbreaking which is expected to bring thousands of jobs.
Bimonthly Morning Discussion Session - 2026-05-07
Greater Winston-Salem, Inc. reported strong biotech growth and active industrial projects, while emphasizing the need for ready sites with adequate power and water to attract major employers.
Board of Commissioners Meeting - 2026-03-05
The county accepted a $350,000 state grant to assist Foster Caviness Company in expanding its wholesale produce distribution facility with new ripening rooms, creating 58 new jobs.
UK chemical company brings 30 jobs, $4.8M investment to Winston-Salem
UK chemical company brings 30 jobs, $4.8M investment to Winston-Salem wfmynews2.com
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