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Hub Labels awarded Maryland Manufacturing grant

The grant is part of a broader effort by the state to bolster innovation and growth in Maryland’s manufacturing sector.

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By: Greg Hrinya

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Hub Labels Inc., a provider of high-quality labeling solutions, has been awarded a $92,766 grant from the Maryland Department of Commerce as part of Governor Wes Moore’s Manufacturing 4.0 initiative. This funding will support the company’s efforts to acquire advanced quality inspection equipment, featuring an open API for seamless data integration, alongside upgrades to its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system for optimized label production.

The grant is part of a broader effort by the state to bolster innovation and growth in Maryland’s manufacturing sector. Hub Labels, based in Washington County, was among the select recipients recognized for its commitment to advancing operational excellence and embracing cutting-edge technology.

Carrie Aaron, general manager of Hub Labels, expressed her gratitude for the recognition, stating, “Hub Labels is honored to be a recipient of the Manufacturing 4.0 grant. Maryland’s investment in manufacturing demonstrates a strong commitment to helping small and mid-sized companies innovate, grow, and succeed in the future. This support empowers us to enhance our operations and continue driving excellence in the industry.”

The new equipment and system upgrades will enable Hub Labels to improve product quality, streamline production processes, and better integrate data across its operations. These advancements reinforce the company’s position as a leader in the labeling industry while contributing to the economic vitality of Washington County and beyond.

For more information about the Manufacturing 4.0 grant recipients, visit the Maryland Department of Commerce’s announcement at commerce.maryland.gov/media/governor-moore-announces-maryland-manufacturing-grant-recipients.

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