Two Loudoun County Companies Selected to Participate in Virginia’s VALET Program

Two-year export program provides resources to support international business expansion

Three Fairfax County Companies Selected to Participate in Virginia’s VALET Program

Two-year export program provides resources to support international business expansion

City of Richmond Company Selected to Participate in Virginia’s VALET Program

Two-year export program provides resources to support international business expansion

Hanover County Company Selected to Participate in Virginia’s VALET Program

Two-year export program provides resources to support international business expansion

Henrico County Company Selected to Participate in Virginia’s VALET Program

Two-year export program provides resources to support international business expansion

City of Norfolk Company Selected to Participate in Virginia’s VALET Program

Two-year export program provides resources to support international business expansion

City of Chesapeake Company Selected to Participate in Virginia’s VALET Program

Two-year export program provides resources to support international business expansion

Dilon Technologies and ivWatch Selected to Participate in Virginia’s VALET Program

Two-year export program provides resources to support international business expansion to two city of Newport News companies

Virginia Companies Increase International Sales through Commonwealth’s Premier Exporting Program

Fourteen Virginia companies recognized for completing two-year international business acceleration program

RICHMOND—The Virginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP) today announced that 14 companies from across the Commonwealth have graduated from its Virginia Leaders in Export Trade (VALET) Program. The program, which now has 304 graduates, assists Virginia exporters that have firmly established their domestic operations and are committed to international exporting as a growth strategy.

Flowers Foods to Invest $25 Million, Transform Bakery into Organic Facility in City of Lynchburg

Expansion of longstanding facility will create 15 new jobs

RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Flowers Foods, one of the nation’s largest producers of packaged baked foods, will invest $25 million to expand and transform its Lynchburg bakery into an organic facility, creating 15 new jobs. The bakery, which the company has operated for more than 40 years, will serve the Mid-Atlantic market. Virginia successfully competed with other states for the project.