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The company has 26 facilities across the globe, and three are located right in the Garden State.

Goya

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Back in my day. All right, let's see where the forecast is headed. As we go into the weekend, we've got rain. We have wind and a lot of it. Now, the timing of it is going to be critical. Most of the storminess that we're anticipating for Sunday is going to happen very late Sunday night into early Monday morning, the weekend is salvageable. Saturday is great and warm. We just see a little bit more cloud coverage. The first part of Sunday, up until about maybe three, four o'clock in the afternoon should be dry. Then the showers start and become steadier and heavier when all is said and done. We're likely going to pick up between 1 to 2 inches of rain in our rain gauges and a lot of that is going to happen very quickly and then the winds are picking up also. So it's a wind driven rain and if we do approach wind gusts of 4045 maybe even 50 miles an hour and it lasts for a couple of hours occasionally hitting those gusts, not, it's not gonna be a 34 hour sustained 40 or 50 mile an hour. Wind gust, it's periodically happening, but that's the type of wind that could get the power to flicker from time to time. We're at 39 dropping down to about 32. The opportunity for rain is going to be Sunday night into Monday morning, Saturday is looking great. Sunday afternoon is ok. It's cloudy but you'll be able to feel it in the air that the rain is certainly going to be building. So for tonight, temperatures, twenties and thirties with just a few clouds around Friday is gorgeous with sunshine. Temperatures are back up into the upper forties. We look at the extended forecast and as I mentioned, Saturday is warm but clouds are building Sunday morning, early Sunday afternoon, cloudy dry that changes going into Sunday night into early Monday morning. Give yourself a lot of extra time in that Monday morning routine to potentially deal with some travel headaches, getting wherever you go, the rain and the wind are gone for next week, the sunshine is back out but the cold that returns with morning lows in the twenties and thirties, daytime highs in the lower forties.

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Made In New Jersey: A behind-the-scenes look at Goya’s Secaucus facility

We'll talk about savory, sizzling and mouthwatering meals. This week's maid in New Jersey is all about Goya Foods. The company has 26 facilities across the globe. Three are right here in New Jersey News. Twelve's Britney Miller takes us to one of them. The family comes together des they're there with Go Go go Tien giving people initially confidence to try our products and some are made at this facility in Secaucus, New Jersey. Out of this facility, we produce about 5 million cases a year. First things first up, we'll be celebrating 50 years in New Jersey. Executive Vice President, Peter Yunan shows us how first up Dominican red beans over here, the product comes in in £2000 to, they go into the hopper up in an elevator and in the production room, they fall down and see these fillers and the beans are put into bags and they go on the conveyor pushing out 75 bags of beans per hour. This part was once done by hand but it was the hands of Peter's grandfather, Don Prudencio Yan that built Goya from the ground up in 1936 came in as a and bought in Spanish foods. But then in the forties, a lot of Puerto Ricans came in and we expanded our line to Puerto Ricans, adding Dominican Colombian and Mexican favorites, totaling 2500 products. Goya is now the largest Hispanic owned food company in the country. Speaking of, let's head back to production next up rice anywhere you are in the world. If you see a box of rice mixes, it was made here in New Jersey. This machine pumps out 800 packs per minute. Then these boxes of fresh flavors are placed on pallets and it all ends up right here. Ready to be shipped out to the warehouse and delivered to supermarket shelves in all 50 states and around the world. Brittney Miller used 12. This one's ready for Chicago. Wait, wait. Hey, hey.

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