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The Tucson region, located in Southern Arizona's Pima County, benefits from a continually growing population and workforce base. Between the years 2000 and 2009, Arizona's population exploded by over 28%, more than three times the rate of growth for the United States. Pima County's population grew by over 175,000 residents during that time; nationwide, only five counties larger in population have grown more rapidly since 2000.
In late 2006 Pima County reached a major milestone when the population exceeded one million residents. The influx of people positively impacts the economy and translates directly into increased labor availability.
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Plant Manager Shane Gesbeck of Arizona Canning Company discusses the company's Tucson operations and why they chose Tucson
| Tucson is rapidly becoming a location of choice, attracting major national and international companies like La Costeña/Arizona Canning Co. LLC. With ongoing growth, commercial, retail, arts, and a host of other economic sectors will continue to expand in the region. These amenities will greatly enhance the already excellent quality of life for Tucson's residents and businesses.
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Quick Facts:
In 2006 Arizona was named the fastest-growing state in the country, finally surpassing Nevada -- long the country's fastest-growing state -- according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Tucson-area businesses can serve more than 34 million people within 500 miles and more than 55 million people within a 1,000 mile radius. |
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