Gov. Jim Justice of West Virginia recently shared in a news release that HandCraft Services, a provider of medical linen and apparel products, plans to invest in two new facilities expected to create 220 new jobs in Berkeley County.
HandCraft Services, a family-owned and operated business plans to invest $59 million in the construction of two new plants. Plant 1 is expected to open in 2025 and Plant 2 is slated to open in 2026. The company currently serves Delaware Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
“The decision for HandCraft Services to invest in Berkeley County is a testament to the strength and potential of West Virginia as a hub for business and innovation in the healthcare industry,” Gov. Justice said.
“This investment will not only create hundreds of good-paying jobs but also strengthen our state’s reputation as a leader when it comes to the diversity of our economic development projects. I’m proud to welcome HandCraft Services to West Virginia and look forward to their continued success.”
The company manages over 110 million pounds of linen annually for 143 hospitals and over 2,500 non-acute medical practices. With over 550 employees and 290,000 square feet of highly efficient plants, HandCraft Services is committed to providing superior customer service and maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety
