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GE to Move Heat-Pump Assembly to U.S. From China

April 23, 2010

LOUISVILLE, KY-GE plans to move production of a heat-pump water heater from China to Appliance Park in Louisville. By 2012, GE will add production of an automatically energy-efficient washer and dryer pair expected to add 830 jobs. MORE

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GE to Move Heat-Pump Assembly to U.S. From China

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