Products Made in Michigan

Michigan's manufacturing identity was forged in the automotive revolution of the early 20th century, and the skills developed in Detroit's factories spread across the state's entire industrial economy. Michigan's toolmakers, metalworkers, and precision manufacturers have supplied American industry for over a century, producing goods known for their engineering quality and durability. The state's manufacturing heritage remains a source of state pride and economic strength. Gerber Products Company has manufactured baby food purees and cereals at its Fremont facility since 1927 — the largest baby food production plant in the USA and the birthplace of the American baby food industry, still processing Michigan-grown crops into products trusted by parents for nearly a century.