McAuliffe announces successful Virginia wine promotion, new exports to UK
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced the successful completion of a Virginia wine promotion conducted in partnership with Berry Bros. & Rudd.
Search Results for international trade
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McAuliffe announces new forest product exports to Germany
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced new export sales of Virginia forest products to Germany during a trade and marketing mission to several European countries.
McAuliffe to lead marketing mission to Europe
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Governor Terry McAuliffe and officials from his administration departed on Saturday for a trade and marketing mission to Europe.
Drake Extrusion to invest $6 million to expand in Henry County
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Drake Extrusion, a subsidiary of International Fibres Group, will invest $6 million to expand its manufacturing operation in Henry County.
McAuliffe announces 350 new jobs in Botetourt County
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ELDOR Corporation, a leader in the automotive business, will invest about $75 million to establish its first U.S. production plant in Botetourt County.
Governor McAuliffe announces 2015 Virginia agricultural, forestry exports figures
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Virginia is the second largest exporter of agricultural goods on the East Coast, and narrowed the gap between the Commonwealth and first place Georgia.
McAuliffe anounces matching $812,000 in tourism grants
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More than $812,000 in matching grant funds will be awarded to 39 local tourism initiatives as part of Virginia Tourism Corporation’s Marketing Leverage Program.
Earth Talk: Can big game hunting can actually be good for wildlife?
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Globe-trotting big game hunters imported more than 1.26 million “trophies”—the part of the animal they keep for display—to the U.S. between 2005 and 2014.
McAuliffe letter on the General Assembly budget proposals
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Governor Terry McAuliffe has presented a letter to General Assembly money committee chairmen and the budget conferees.
Randy Forbes: Virginia on the move
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By today’s standards, the original Erie Canal was only a tiny ditch. It was about 40′ wide and 4′ deep, dug almost completely by hand over eight years in the early 19th century.
