Overview
- Production of gas ranges will move from Mexico to GE’s LaFayette, Georgia plant
- Six refrigerator models currently made in China will shift to the Decatur, Alabama facility
- Camden, South Carolina will add electric and hybrid water heater lines, doubling its output and workforce
- GE Appliances expects to create over 1,000 jobs across Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina through automation upgrades and workforce training partnerships
- This investment builds on roughly $6.5 billion poured into U.S. operations since 2016 and reflects a broader reshoring trend driven by tariff policy and supply-chain resilience efforts