They left out the part where they were eliminating a bunch of their customer base as well. Consolidation in Chicago won't bring more customers.
The Snowman • 11 hours ago They also are planning to close the Davenport Iowa plant as well BUT they want to build a new $203 million dollar state of the art plant if the city and state will give them some economic incentives but because of the new plant they will need only 475 employees instead of the now 1,414 employees. So basically they are saying bend over and give so you can keep 1/3 of your citizens there jobs so they can pay taxes so we don't have to.
Moving everything to chicago? Fallujah has a better business environment than chicago.
I am sure the NLRB will be forcing them to keep those important democrat union jobs until 2017...
How’s that Marxist Obama economy working out for ya?
Earlier this year, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said here ==> ( http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/07/chicago-mayor-rahm-emanuel-city-jobs-internships-will-go-to-illegal-aliens/ ) that "sanctuary city" Chicago was going to start giving city jobs and internships to illegal aliens.
Kraft Heinz probably wants to use Chicago as a conduit for cheap illegal alien factory labor.
Perfect.
I can't imagine (well NYNY) a worst place to run your business from.
More on the Kraft/Heinz move from Madison, WI to Chicago.
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Well, I stopped buying Kraft products a number of years ago when I learned they used fetal stem cells in their research and development.
To the best of my knowledge, they still do. They need to either stop or go out of business.
I wonder if the decline in fast food burger sales is affecting the ketchup and mustard business.
Well, if there are no more hotdogs, hamburgers and french fries in the school lunches, they’re bound to use less ketchup and mustard.
Michelle Obama’s fault.
Hey but unemployment is at 5% that’s a plus, right?
