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Greater Yuma Region Food Processing Guide 1.8 M 21,000+ Seasonal Food People Production Workers (Within 60 Miles) GREATER YUMA REGION FOOD PROCESSING GUIDE 1.8 M 21,000+ SEASONAL FOOD PEOPLE PRODUCTION WORKERS (WITHIN 60 MILES) 212k 1% YUMA MSA POPULATION YUMA MSA GROWTH RATE (EST. 250,000 BY 2030) (U.S. GROWTH: 0.7%) NO NATURAL 30 WEATHER DISRUPTIONS AVERAGE AGE (4,015 HOURS OF SUN/YEAR) 30%+ rd LOWER COST OF DOING 3 LARGEST METRO BUSINESS THAN CA or PHOENIX IN ARIZONA INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS <3% MANUFACTURING 2% UNIONIZATION RATE TURNOVER REDUNDANT POWER GRID 45M GALLONS 2 – 500k V LINES OF SURPLUS WATER 750,000 HEADS OF CATTLE 150+ CROPS GROWN PROCESSED ANNUALLY 700,000 GALLONS OF FLUID MILK 40,000 ACRES OF DURUM WHEAT PROCESSED MONTHLY GROWN ANNUALLY NOTABLE FOOD PRODUCTION EMPLOYERS COMPANY # OF EMPLOYEES “Yuma has been Sarah Farms Milk and Cheese 500 a good place to Datepac Date Processing 325 live and a good Nature Fresh Farms 211 place to work for about 45 years Almark Foods 172 now. We found JBS Five Rivers Cattle 92 it to be a pretty Green Giant N/A fertile soil for Green Gate Salads Seasonal business to grow FOXY Seasonal in. The business has grown and Dole Seasonal my family has Taylor Farms Seasonal grown and it has DanoneWave Seasonal been a good Driscoll Berries Seasonal launching pad Tanimura & Antle Seasonal for both.” Savor Fresh Farms Seasonal -Jon Jessen, McCormick Not Built Yet Chairman Gowan Company RECENT ANNOUNCEMENT In 2018, McCormick purchased 20 acres for the future home of Gourmet Garden’s herb paste and lightly dried production plant in Yuma, Arizona. WINTER CROPS AND HERBS Artichokes Dill Onion Seed Artichoke seed Dried Peas Oro Blanc0 “Yuma has been Asian Greens Endive Romaine Lettuce a good place to Baby Leaf Greens Escarole Sage live and a good Basil Fennel Leaf Spinach place to work for Beet Greens Frisee Bunch Spinach about 45 years Bell Peppers Green Onions Strawberry now. We found Black Eyed Peas Head Lettuce Sugar Peas Bok Choi Hesperaloe Sunflower it to be a pretty Broccoflower Honeydew Table Beets fertile soil for Broccoli Melons Tango Baby Leaf business to grow Broccoli Seed Kale Thyme in. The business Butter Lettuce Leaf Lettuce Vegetable has grown and Cabbage Leek Transplants my family has Cantaloupe Lettuce Seed Watermelon grown and it has Cauliflower Lolla Rosa Yellow Squash Celery Mint Zucchini squash been a good Chard Mizuna launching pad Chili Pepper Napa Cabbage for both.” Cilantro Oak Leaf Lettuce -Jon Jessen, SUMMER AND OTHER CROPS Chairman Alfalfa Field Corn Rosemary Gowan Alfalfa Seed Garlic Safflower Company AZ Sweet Oranges Grapefruit Valencia Oranges Basil Hemp Clementines Jojoba Cotton Okra Date Palms Pecans Dates Pima Cotton Durum Wheat Red Threeawn 21,426 $12.16/HR $3.4B EMPLOYEES MEDIAN WAGE ECONOMIC OUPUT FOOD PRODUCTION OCCUPATIONAL WAGES OCCUPATION First-Line Supervisors of Laborers and Material Movers $23.14 First-Line Supervisors of Material-Moving Machine Operators $33.31 First-Line Supervisors of Production Workers $22.63 Helpers--Production Workers $12.03 Laborers and Material Movers, Hand $12.94 Maintenance and Repair Workers, General $14.84 Material Moving Workers, All Other $12.35 Packaging and Filling Machine Operators $12.73 Packers and Packagers, Hand $12.02 Quality Assurance Coordinator $31.30 SEASONAL WORKFORCE “One of the greatest 25,512 advantages 164,749 25,512 that Yuma has is the people. I think we do Laborshed Underemployed have a good untapped resource for Seasonal Occupations # of Workers the workforce. Helpers-Production Workers 5,618 The work is Construction Laborers 4,234 “opportunity”. Production Workers- All Other 2,215 You can get Packers and Packagers- Hand 3,379 out of this Customer Service Representatives 1,834 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators 627 community Agricultural Equipment Operators 1,795 what you put Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material 1.769 into it.” Movers- Hand -Dave Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers 516 Mansheim, Office Clerks, General 1,036 Gowan Receptionists and Information Clerks 694 Company Maintenance and Repair Workers, General 782 Stock Clerks 7,521 Total 25,251 REGIONAL ACCESS Four states, two nations creates one powerful region. The greater Yuma region is positionedREGIONAL on the border ACCESS of California and Mexico. The strategic location has provided a distinct advantage for company’s needing to access major west coast markets. Driving Distance in Hours MEXICALI 1 PHOENIX 2.5 SAN DIEGO 2 52M CONSUMERS TIJUANA 3 WITHIN 10-HOUR DRIVE LOS ANGELES 5 NOGALES 5 LAS VEGAS 5 ST. GEORGE 7 LAS CRUCES 8 ALBUQUERQUE 9 SAN FRANCISCO 10 SACRAMENTO 10 QUICK FACTS • Access to 52M People within 10-Hours • Regional distribution network served by Interstate 8, Highway-95, and Highway-195 • Two International Ports of Entry • $200M+ invested into highway and interstate improvements • Daily flights to Phoenix and Dallas operated by American Air • 300+ regional refrigerated trucks • FEDEX and UPS terminals • Union Pacific rail serves the region • FTZ #219 offers property tax and tariff reductions *FEDEX Freight Map INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC RATES $34,921.00 Yuma $125,079.51 $40,607.38 Tucson $123,859.31 $32,113.80 St. George $136,840.20 Riverside $56,034.00 $183,750.02 UTILITY RATES $34,247.00 Reno $76,740.50 $34,247.00 Phoenix $125,079.51 $0.00 $50,000.00 $100,000.00 $150,000.00 $200,000.00 1,000kw/400MWH 5,000kw/1500MWH INDUSTRIAL GAS RATES (Per 1000 CF) Phoenix $6.97 Reno $6.00 Riverside $7.55 St. George $5.32 Tucson $6.97 Yuma $6.97 $0.00 $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 $8.00 INDUSTRIAL WATER (1M CF/Monthly) Yuma $17,292 Tucson $39,292 St. George $17,230 Riverside-San Bernardino $19,574 Reno $24,854 UTILITY RATES Phoenix $38,794 $0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 INDUSTRIAL SEWER (1M CF/Monthly) Yuma $20,605 Tucson $41,383 St. George $20,190 Riverside-San Bernardino $38,340 Reno $53,706 Phoenix $23,181 $0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 First-Line Supervisors of Laborers and First-Line Supervisors of Material- Material Movers Moving Machine Operators Riverside-San Bern Riverside-San Bern Reno Reno Phoenix Phoenix Tucson Tucson Processing Food Wages Yuma St George St George Yuma $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 $0.00 $10.00 $20.00 $30.00 $40.00 $50.00 ROCESSING FOOD First-Line Supervisors of Production Helpers--Production Workers Workers Reno Riverside-San Bern Riverside-San Bern Reno Phoenix Phoenix Tucson Tucson St George St George Yuma Yuma $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 Industrial Production Managers Laborers and Material Movers, Hand Riverside-San Bern Reno Reno Riverside-San Bern Phoenix Phoenix Tucson Tucson St George Yuma Yuma St George $0.00 $10.00 $20.00 $30.00 $40.00 $50.00 $60.00 $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 Maintenance and Repair Workers, Material Moving Workers, All Other General Reno Riverside-San Bern Riverside-San Bern Reno Phoenix Phoenix Tucson Tucson St George St George Yuma Yuma $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 Packaging and Filling Machine Operators Packers and Packagers, Hand Reno Reno Riverside-San Bern Riverside-San Bern Phoenix Phoenix Tucson Tucson Food Processing Processing Food Wages St George St George Yuma Yuma $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 Helpers--Production Workers Quality Assurance Coordinator Reno Riverside-San Bern Riverside-San Bern Reno Phoenix Phoenix Tucson Tucson St George Yuma Yuma St George $0.00 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 $0.00 $10.00 $20.00 $30.00 $40.00 $50.00 Riverside Job Title Phoenix Reno San Bern St George Tucson Yuma First-Line Supervisors of Laborers and Material $27.62 $29.92 $29.95 $20.26 $25.86 $23.14 Movers First-Line Supervisors of Material-Moving Machine $40.63 $43.65 $44.25 $34.39 $38.15 $33.31 Operators First-Line Supervisors of $27.33 $29.32 $28.36 $25.62 $26.58 $22.63 Production Workers Helpers--Production $18.09 $19.19 $18.67 $12.99 $17.65 $10.73 Workers Industrial Production $49.74 $50.56 $53.15 $43.34 $47.05 $39.31 Managers Laborers and Material $18.15 $19.61 $19.46 $11.88 $17.03 $11.94 Movers, Hand Maintenance and Repair $24.23 $26.18 $26.29 $16.16 $23.20 $14.84 Workers, General Material Moving Workers, $18.41 $19.89 $19.76 $11.88 $17.28 $11.35 All Other Packaging and Filling $16.63 $17.61 $17.01 $12.99 $16.18 $10.73 Machine Operators Packers and Packagers, $15.39 $16.58 $16.15 $9.94 $14.34 $9.82 Hand Quality Assurance $36.81 $40.01 $41.23 $26.91 $35.09 $31.30 Coordinator EASY LIVING WHY AREN’T YOU HERE? AGE OF POPULATION (<35 YEARS OLD) 58% We offer big city amenities with small AVERAGE COMMUTE TIME (MINUTES) 16.5 town charm! AVERAGE HOME PRICE $145,000 250 Restaurants 50 Live Music Spots AVERAGE RENT PRICE $825 3 Theaters % HOMEOWNERS 70% 9 Art Galleries AGE OF HOMES (9-14 YEARS OLD) 28% 8 Museums AVERAGE TEMP/ANNUAL RAINFALL 85/2” 3 Shopping Malls 13 Golf Courses 344 Healthy Active Outdoor Days 2 Family Fun Centers You might not envision Yuma as an aquatic 30+ Parks with over 200,000 Trees 26,000+ Acres of Off Roading Fun destination, but we are a water community 4 Lakes that lives and plays on 20 miles of riverfront.
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