[JoeProBono]

[Chet 99]

Milton Hershey is probably rolling over in his grave right about now.

[MyTwoCopperCoins]

York is probably the best candy that Hershey's has, in their line-up. A close second would be:

[ktscarlett66]

They’ve only been there since 1986? Where were they made before that?

[shielagolden]

thanks to nafta

[Uncle Miltie]

This is impossible because we have protected our sugar industry. Therefore, jobs cannot move out of the country.

A bunch of Pro-Depression Anti-Freedom FReepers told me so.

[Salamander]

I’m sure it’s ‘just a coincidence’ that the Hershey’s Special Dark chocolate chips I used to buy made me sick after production of them went to Mexico.

I buy NO Hershey products now.

[macamadamia]

Damn...PPs ROCK! Going south of the border....not so much. Although Junior Mints are sort of the same...wonder where those are made...paging Cosmo Kramer...paging Cosmo Kramer...

[Tex Pete]

More flight from union labor states.

[libertarian27]

how's that working out for you Reading, PA?

[BykrBayb]

I quit buying “The Great American Chocolate Bar” when I first read about them moving production to Mexico. It’s not a product I have to buy anyway, so it’s real easy to live without it.

[jwalsh07]

Oh man, my favorite candy bar got outsourced!

[AuntB]

One of my favorites! I’m going to miss them.

You know, at this time, this is not only a sell out, but a stupid move. Monterey is blowing apart. Whatcha gonna do then, Hershey?

Mexico deploying guards to protect commuter routes for Americans

Dallas morning news ^ | Feb. 7, 2009 | ANGELA KOCHERGA
CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico – As violent crime surges, this border city and international manufacturing center is deploying security forces to create safe commuter routes for U.S. executives and others who work in industrial parks. Ciudad Juárez is home to 380 maquiladoras, factories where Mexican workers assemble products for foreign companies. Most are U.S.-owned or subsidiaries. The factories employ more than 230,000 people. So officials created special commuter routes leading to and from industrial parks to protect workers and managers. “The maquila industry is about 60 percent of the economy. And we know how important it is,” Mayor Jesús Reyes Ferris...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2182623/posts

[NonValueAdded]

the 5th Avenue bar will henceforth be called the Tableta Cinco Avenida bar

[nonliberal]

Pennsylvania went for The Messiah, didn't it?

Votes have consequences.