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Cummins Engine Plant in Darlington Supports Global Supply Chain and Regional Economy

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Cummins operates an engine plant in Darlington, which functions as a single engine production line. Nick Horn, who serves as supply chain leader for Cummins, stated that this line supports a wide range of model types across multiple emissions standards and engine specifications. The site's supply chain is global in reach, local in impact, and contributes to the growth of smaller firms in the North East.

From thenorthernecho.co.uk

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The successful operation of the Darlington plant is linked to its cost-competitiveness, excellent safety record, and high-quality products. The site's role within Cummins’ global network is described as helping to create business opportunities for the campus and supporting the wider regional economy.

From thenorthernecho.co.uk

Who's involved

  • CumminsAmerican corporation that manufactures and services engines
  • DarlingtonUnitary authority where Cummins operates its engine plant
  • North EastGeographical region where Cummins supports businesses

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