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By Dave Kolpack
Fort Totten, North Dakota (AP)
Eighteen months after settling a contentious legal battle that challenged the quality of its products, an American Indian-owned company that makes protective gear for soldiers says it’s done playing defense.
Sioux Manufacturing Corp. says it has successfully completed an independent audit and bought $2 million worth of new equipment, steps aimed at repairing the damage to its image caused by the lawsuit and expanding its nonmilitary business.
Fort Totten, North Dakota (AP)
Eighteen months after settling a contentious legal battle that challenged the quality of its products, an American Indian-owned company that makes protective gear for soldiers says it’s done playing defense.
Sioux Manufacturing Corp. says it has successfully completed an independent audit and bought $2 million worth of new equipment, steps aimed at repairing the damage to its image caused by the lawsuit and expanding its nonmilitary business.
