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About a week ago, Texas released its worst employment report in months, losing 27,500 jobs in February.

While economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic has slowed slightly in Texas manufacturing — or as The Dallas Morning News recently put it, hit a speed bump, — expansion is still taking place, and several 2021 developments offer hope that expansion rates will again quicken.

Tesla Gigafactory Texas goes hyperspeed

As the saying goes, our youth are our future. And judging by the efforts of students from Oklahoma State University College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology’s (CEAT) ENDEAVOR lab, our future is very bright.

Last summer, RigUp moved into a 24,000-foot, magazine-spread worthy office in the kind of location you’d expect for one of Austin’s most buzzed about venture-backed startups.

Just two months ago, the auto industry was bracing for disaster.

As a direct result of Igloo’s growing demand, the company today announces it will be looking to fill up to 500 temporary manufacturing positions in its Katy, TX based plant.

The Whitmeyer Distillery is known for producing whiskey and hosting tastings.

As Texas and the U.S. face a shortage of protective medical gear and cleaning supplies due to COVID-19, companies across the state are repurposing their operations to help meet demand.

Ford Motor Co., joining forces with firms including 3M and GE Healthcare, is lending its manufacturing and engineering expertise to quickly expand production of urgently needed medical equipment and supplies for healthcare workers, first responders and patients fighting coronavirus.