Lewis County, New York -  "Made In Lewis County"  
 
Check out the 1000s of "Made in Lewis County" products from the following categories:
Apparel/Other Fabric Products  Gun Cleaning Products Printing/Publishing/Signs
Baskets  Herbs Snow Removal Equipment
Bakery  Logs-Lumber-Fire Wood Soaps
Bowling Pins & Alleys Maple Talc Mining
Cabinets / Furniture Meats Trailers
Candy Millwork Tree Farms
Candles Organic Truck Caps
Cement/Rock:Crushed/Broken Pallets Water Treatment Materials
Crafts Paper Wood Fence
Dairy Plastics
Grain Mill Products Pottery 
 
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Our workforce has skills and experience that are broad and diversified.  Many are skilled in a number of occupations, and tests show they can acquire new skills with a minimum of instruction. The exceptional work ethic and attitude of our labor force compliments their: trainability, mechanical aptitude, low absentee rate, and low turnover rate. 

 
Our "Made in Lewis County, New York" manufacturers constantly review their processes to assure high quality products. They continuously implement new methods to stay ahead of the competition.  Some of the key areas of improvements are: product quality, customer satisfaction, delivery and service, cost reductions, and evaluation of the effectiveness of the product to the consumer.
 
Lewis County is within a 500 mile radius of 28% of the US population and 70% of the Canadian population. 

The County is situated in the heart of the North Country.  

  • The St. Lawrence River and Canada are one hour to the North.
  • Interstate 81, one of the two major North-South highways in the state, is 30 miles West. 
  • New York's main East-West thoroughfare, the State Thruway            (Interstate 90) is 45 miles South. 
  • Route 12, a major route between the Mohawk Valley (Utica, US 90) and the Canadian border (Watertown, US 81), runs through the center of the county. 
  • Routes 3, 12, 12D, 26, 177, and 812 are well maintained major highways. 
Average Driving Times:  
 
Albany, NY - 2.5 hrs. Montreal - 4 hrs.  Scranton, PA - 4 hrs.
Boston, MA - 6 hrs.  Ottawa - 2 hrs.  Syracuse, NY - 2 hrs 
Buffalo, NY - 4 hrs..  Philadelphia - 6 hrs.  Toronto - 4hrs. 
Hartford, CT - 5 hrs.  Quebec City - 7 hrs  Utica, NY - 1 hr. 
New York City - 5 hrs.  Rochester, NY - 3 hrs.  Watertown, NY - 1/2 hr.
 
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