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Forvia to lay off 268 near Detroit after moving work to Mexico

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Forvia's plant in Highland Park supplies seats for the Jeep Wagoneer program at Warren Truck Assembly Plant. (Forvia)
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Kurt Nagl
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Crain's Detroit Business
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December 13, 2022 05:44 PM

Automotive supplier Forvia is closing its metals unit near Detroit and laying off 268 employees, according to a WARN notice to the state.

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