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          SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 103          WHEREAS, Manufacturers in Texas play an integral role in   the state's economy and development, and their important   contributions merit special recognition; and          WHEREAS, Texas manufacturing contributes more than   $292 billion to the state's economy, totaling 11 percent of the   state's gross output; because of this outstanding level of   production, Texas is one of the nation's leading exporters of   manufactured goods, with items made in the state representing   nearly $292 billion of the manufactured products exported from   the United States; and          WHEREAS, Approximately 847,000 Texans work in the sector,   receiving an average annual compensation of over $123,000; these   positions spur subsequent growth, with every new manufacturing   job leading to the creation of 7 to 12 additional openings;   moreover, manufacturing is responsible for 70 percent of all   research and development spending; and          WHEREAS, The wide variety of products manufactured in   Texas includes chemicals, computers and semiconductors,   electronics, machinery, petroleum and coal goods,   pharmaceuticals and medical devices, food and beverage items,   agricultural products, aerospace products, motor vehicles,   plastics, textiles, steel, and rubber; this broad diversity is   key to maintaining a competitive advantage in an increasingly   global economy; and          WHEREAS, Across the state, the industry is represented by   such central professional associations as the Texas Association   of Manufacturers, as well as by myriad regional associations,   including those in San Antonio, North Texas, Dallas County, South   Texas, Harlingen, San Marcos, New Braunfels, Washington County,   Greater Houston, Harris County, and Austin Regional; and          WHEREAS, Manufacturers drive innovation, create high-paying   jobs for numerous Texans, and contribute to the future economic   health of the Lone Star State; now, therefore, be it          RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, 89th   Legislature, hereby recognize February 18, 2025, as Texas   Manufacturers' Day at the State Capitol and extend to all those   associated with these vital businesses sincere best wishes for   continued success.     King                 ________________________________          President of the Senate               I hereby certify that the     above Resolution was adopted by     the Senate on February 18, 2025.                 ________________________________          Secretary of the Senate                 ________________________________           Member, Texas Senate