🌅 Good morning, RootBadger. Sunday brings a major auto-manufacturing plan and a timely safety pass before Halloween.
🗞️ Reuters morning read: Audi plans to invest $4 billion in its first U.S. assembly plant, in central Georgia. Reuters reports that the facility is expected to create about 4,500 jobs and eventually produce up to 200,000 SUVs a year. Construction is scheduled to begin next year, with production starting in the early 2030s; Volkswagen's supervisory board must still give final approval.
Read more: Reuters — Audi plans $4 billion U.S. factory in
Georgia
🍬 Useful this morning: If Halloween candy is already coming into the house, set it aside for a quick inspection before anyone digs in. The FDA recommends discarding treats with torn wrappers, pinholes, discoloration, or anything else unusual. Check labels carefully for allergens, and remove gum, hard candy, peanuts, and small toys from the bags of very young children because they can be choking hazards.
Source: FDA — Halloween Food Safety Tips for Parents
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