Raymond Press Releases

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  • Raymond Press Release
    5 min read
    07.15.2024

    University Research Program Now Accepting Research Proposals to Support Advancement in Material Handling Technology

    Raymond continues to sponsor university research to support the future of material handling.

  • Raymond Apprentice Program
    4 min read
    06.24.2024

    Raymond Drives Success with Transformative Youth Apprenticeship Program

    Raymond and BOCES’ 30-year collaboration supports workforce of the future.

  • Raymond Press Release
    2 min read
    04.23.2024

    Raymond Expands Operations in Broome County

    Raymond acquires Kirkwood facilities for additional warehousing and manufacturing

Raymond in the News

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  • 03.20.2024

    Toyota Material Handling North America Plans Expansion in Greater Rochester, NY

    Toyota Material Handling North America, a world-renowned lift truck designer and manufacturer, plans to create an advanced energy storage solutions R&D facility in the Greater Rochester, NY region. The company was drawn to Rochester because of the talented workforce as well as the opportunity to collaborate with organizations such as NY BEST and RIT to advance innovation in sustainable technology. Jennifer Lupo, VP of Energy at The Raymond Corporation, a member of the Toyota Industries family of companies, discusses the company’s growth plans in this GRE Why Roc TV interview on WROC TV.

  • 03.20.2024

    WHY ROC: Toyota’s expansion plans and new jobs for Henrietta

    For this GRE WHY ROC feature we’re taking a closer look at the expansion for Toyota Material Handling North America and its plans to grow in Henrietta starting this Spring.

  • 01.30.2024

    "Raymond Headquarters In Greene, New York, Celebrates 100k Kaizens Submitted"

    DC Velocity; Taking continuous improvement and employee empowerment to heart, The Raymond Corporation facility in Greene, New York, is celebrating 100,000 employee-submitted kaizens in operations since introducing the program in 2006. Rooted in continuous improvement, kaizen is based on the idea that small ongoing changes over time will result in significant improvements.