Valley Business FRONT, Issue 146, November 2020

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Full production mode in western Roanoke County at Valley Tech Park > Mack Trucks formally started off production at its Roanoke County plan of the MD-Series medium duty trucks in early September. Later in the month during a virtual kickoff Mack release some photos of the facility and the production line, where Antonio Servidoni (also pictured outside the plant) is director of Roanoke Valley Operations. Mack Trucks, a division of Volvo North America, would not divulge how many Class 6 and 7 trucks it plans to roll off the line in Roanoke County for competitive reasons.

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“We have been working in this facility for more than a year,” said Servidoni, “and the whole team has been brave to stay on during the pandemic, without stopping this plant for one single day, just to be ready.” Mack Trucks Vice President Jonathan Randall called the plant “a great central location, already within our manufacturing footprint along the I-81 corridor. Our suppliers are already coming through there, so it made a lot of sense.”


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