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Welcome to the Made in Tennessee website, where we celebrate and connect Tennessee manufacturers!

Manufacturing is an integral part of Tennessee’s economy. According to the National Association of Manufacturers, the industry accounts for nearly 15 percent of the state’s total output and employs 11.4 percent of its workforce.

The UT Center for Industrial Services would like to highlight the importance of manufacturing in the state and is proud to launch the Made in Tennessee program! The goal of the program is to support the Volunteer State’s manufacturing community by raising awareness of their products and providing resources to help them grow!

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Our Featured Business - Bedrug 

 
BedRug is the industry leader in the development and manufacture of molded, closed-cell polypropylene foam bed liners for trucks, vans, and Jeep Wrangler TJ.  They also manufacture wall lining kits for toy haulers and trailers.  Products are available in two materials - the traditional BedRug (which looks and feels like carpet), or BedTred (a TPO constructed material that looks and feels like a spray in liner).
 
 

635 Old Hickory Boulevard

Old Hickory, TN 37138

734-372-8120

 

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About Tennessee Manufacturing

Manufacturing is an integral part of Tennessee's economy. According to the National Association of Manufactuers, the industry accounts for nearly 15 percent of the state's total output and employs 11.4 percent of its workforce. The goal of the Made in Tennessee program is to support the Volunteer State's manufacturing community by raising awareness of their products and providing resources to help them grow. 

 

About the Center for Industrial Services

For 50 years, CIS has assisted manufacturers across the state in the areas of business growth, health and safety and sustainability. CIS also has led economic development efforts by helping existing firms become more competitive, develop new products and markets, and by teaching economic development practitioners new approaches to navigating economic growth. For more on CIS visit www.cis.tennessee.edu

 

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