They are manufactured in a huge factory to spec. 

When the city was first founded there was a big rush of glass manufacturers to the area.

I didn't think popping a few pills and booze was enough to pull the plug just yet, but I used to be ignorant of how fentanyl has turned almost every illegally manufactured pill designed to change your mood into a crapshoot with death.

These manufacturing plants and government jobs are here to stay.

@Andrew GibeautToledo is an interesting town, with many blue collar and union jobs focused on the auto manufacturing industry and close ties to Detroit.

It is solid, but the job market is too heavily concentrated in manufacturing for my liking.

I spent a decade in the motorcycle industry selling parts but no matter how hard I tried I couldn’t convince managers in auto dealers that my experience was relevant; however, after moving to manufacturing, I was able to convince my employer that my experience turning wrenches at home qualified me to be a technician even though I had no professional experience and hadn’t satisfied their alternative time on the job requirement.

We need land for farming, manufacturing, logistics, housing, recreation, et cetera.

I like Denver because it has a nice diverse mix of different industries: health care, tech (IT-software), aerospace, aviation, bioscience, energy, construction, financial, telecom, manufacturing, etc.

“Manufactured”?