Texas’ economic output is enormous and vital to building a stronger, more resilient American economy. Three examples:
Solar Energy
Texas is an epicenter for solar panel innovation and manufacturing, contributing to America’s energy independence.
Agribusiness
Texas’ unrivalled livestock/crops are processed and sold to all of America… and the world.
Tech/Computer/Electronics
This high-tech manufacturing sector in Texas has experienced massive growth and now accounts for 20% of U.S. exports in this sector.
To expand these economic contributions to the American way of life, Texas manufacturers are reliant on a steady supply of:
Innovative plastic that bonds, seals, insulates and protects delicate solar cells and makes solar energy more efficient.
Modern plastic packaging that protects Texas food products and prevents food waste.
State-of-the-art plastic that houses, insulates and protects sensitive high-tech electronics in our cars, phones, laptops, medical devices, cell towers, smart speakers, drones…
Texas Manufacturing Relies on Texas Workers (and Plastic)
Who’s making more efficient solar panels?
Who’s producing/packaging/shipping those food products?
Who’s making those high-tech components?
Texans. Friends. Families. Neighbors. Texas manufacturing relies on dedicated people who are proud of what they make and proud of their contribution to the American economy and way of life.
850 thousand
Texas manufacturing employs about 850,000 residents.
125 thousand
Texas manufacturing employees average nearly $125,000 in annual earnings.
300 billion
Texas manufacturing accounts for +/- 11% of GDP: about $300 billion.