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Business & Industry Guide 2017-2018 s ile M 0 30 les Mi 0 20 les Mi 0 0 1 CUMBERLAND COUNTY NEW JERSEY BUSINESS & INDUSTRY GUIDE 2017-2018 SITE SELECTION FINANCE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS ASSISTANCE PROJECT MANAGEMENT Table of Contents ACCOMODATIONS & FOOD SERVICE .......................................................................................................... 17 CATERING ................................................................................................................................................ 17 TAVERNS – RESTAURANTS ...................................................................................................................... 17 RESTAURANTS ......................................................................................................................................... 17 TRAVELER ACCOMODATIONS ................................................................................................................. 21 ADMINISTRATION & SUPPORT.................................................................................................................... 22 ALARMS - SECURITY ................................................................................................................................ 22 BUSINESS SUPPORT ................................................................................................................................. 22 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES ......................................................................................................................... 23 SERVICES TO BLDGS & DWELLINGS ......................................................................................................... 23 TRAVEL AGENCIES ................................................................................................................................... 24 WASTE COLLECTION & MGT ................................................................................................................... 25 AGRICULTURE ............................................................................................................................................. 25 CROP FARMING ....................................................................................................................................... 25 NURSERY & FLORICULTURE .................................................................................................................... 25 ART ENTERTAINMENT, RECREATION & TOURISM ...................................................................................... 26 ART STUDIOS ........................................................................................................................................... 26 FITNESS & RECREATION .......................................................................................................................... 26 MARINAS ................................................................................................................................................. 27 PERFORMING ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ................................................................................................ 28 TOURISM ................................................................................................................................................. 28 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ......................................................................................................................... 29 BUILDING EQUIP CONTRACTORS ............................................................................................................ 29 CONSTRUCTION & LAND DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................... 30 HIGHWAY, STREET & BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ....................................................................................... 32 SPECIALTY TRADE CONTRACTORS ........................................................................................................... 32 UTILITY SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION ............................................................................................................ 32 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ............................................................................................................................. 33 COMPUTER TRAINING ............................................................................................................................. 33 Page 2 CUMBERLAND COUNTY BUSINESS & INDUSTRY GUIDE 2017-18 FLIGHT TRAINING .................................................................................................................................... 33 SCHOOL & INSTRUCTION ........................................................................................................................ 33 FINANCE & INSURANCE .............................................................................................................................. 34 BANKING SERVICE ................................................................................................................................... 34 FINANCIAL ADVISORS .............................................................................................................................. 35 INSURANCE ............................................................................................................................................. 35 HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES ....................................................................................................................... 37 CHILDCARE .............................................................................................................................................. 37 DENTIST ................................................................................................................................................... 38 ELDERLY CARE FACILITIES ........................................................................................................................ 39 HEALTH PRACTITIONER CARE CTRS ........................................................................................................ 40 HOME HEALTHCARE ................................................................................................................................ 42 HOSPITAL................................................................................................................................................. 42 INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY SERVICES ............................................................................................................ 42 MEDICAL & DIAGNOSTIC LABS ................................................................................................................ 44 PHYSICIANS ............................................................................................................................................. 44 INFORMATION INDUSTRY ........................................................................................................................... 47 NEWSPAPERS .......................................................................................................................................... 47 RADIO & TV ............................................................................................................................................. 47 MANUFACTURING ....................................................................................................................................... 48 BAKERIES & DRY PASTA ........................................................................................................................... 48 CANVAS & MATERIAL MILLS ................................................................................................................... 48 CUT & SEW APPAREL ............................................................................................................................... 48 DAIRY PRODUCT ...................................................................................................................................... 48 FRUIT, VEGETABLE PRESERVING & SPECIALTY FOOD ............................................................................. 48 OTHER FOOD ........................................................................................................................................... 49 SEAFOOD PRODUCT PREP & PROCESSING .............................................................................................. 49 SUGAR & CONFECTIONERY PRODUCT .................................................................................................... 50 CEMENT & CONCRETE PRODUCTS .......................................................................................................... 50 FERTILIZER ............................................................................................................................................... 50 GLASS ...................................................................................................................................................... 50 PAPER PRODUCT ..................................................................................................................................... 52 PLASTIC PRODUCT ................................................................................................................................... 52 Page 3 CUMBERLAND COUNTY BUSINESS & INDUSTRY GUIDE 2017-18 PRINTING, ENGRAVING & SIGNS ............................................................................................................. 53 WOOD PRODUCT ...................................................................................................................................
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