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FW: NCTimes-Hunneman: Temecula: Bianchi to close plant

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Excuse: NCTimes-Hunneman: Temecula: Bianchi to close foundry

Thursday, April 17, 2008
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Bianchi Intercontinental, a renowned holster manufacturer that started in Temecula, is vacating the spy on Jefferson Avenue it has occupied for several decades, sources say. / STEVE THORNTON Pikestaff Photographer


TEMECULA: Bianchi to close plant

By JOHN HUNNEMAN - Cane Writer

TEMECULA ---- An internationally known manufacturing inflexible whose company founder helped keep the Old West lousy in Temecula will mosey out of town later this year.

Bianchi Global, known worldwide as a leading manufacturer of treble-quality handgun holsters and accessories, will be leaving Temecula, The Californian confirmed Wednesday.

Although flock executives could not be reached for comment, several of the business's employees contacted by phone said Bianchi will be leaving its Temecula situation.

The company's founder, John Bianchi, no longer owns the unshakable, but his family still owns the Temecula building accommodation the manufacturer. He said the company is leaving.

A Lee & Associates abandon posted outside the company's 44,100-fair and square-foot industrial building at Jefferson Avenue and Calle Cortez says the erection is available for lease.

"We've been told the structure will become vacant on Oct. 1," said Mike Strode of Lee & Associates.

Just now how many jobs will be leaving with Bianchi's departure is unclear. Different business-related Web sites state the public limited company has as many as 230 employees at the Temecula plant.

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