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Lexington Employment

Employment and Industries in the Lexington, Kentucky Area

Lexington has a large number of technology and government jobs. Lexington also includes numerous manufacturing and technology jobs. Also, the University of Kentucky is a large employer. The Fortune 500 companies Lexmark International, Hewlett Packard and Affiliated Computer Services are located in the city. Amazon.com, Trane and United Parcel Service have a large presence in Lexington. In addition, the JIF peanut butter facility is one of the world's largest producers of peanut butter.

Lexington has been ranked as the 5th best city for "Businesses and careers" by Forbes Magazine. Kiplinger named Lexington the 5th best city for young professionals.

The following is a list of the top employers in the Lexington region:

  • University of Kentucky
  • Toyota Motor Manufacturing
  • Fayette Co. Public Schools
  • Lexington-Fayette Urban County Gov't
  • Lexmark International
  • Central Baptist Hospital
  • Eastern Kentucky University
  • St. Joseph Hospital
  • Veterans Medical Center
  • The Trane Company
  • ACS
  • NACCO Materials Handling Group Inc
  • Lexington Clinic
  • Amazon.com
  • Osram Sylvania Inc
  • U.S. Postal Service
  • Kentucky Utilities
  • Walmart
  • IBM Global Services
  • TOKICO (USA) Inc
  • Valvoline Co
  • L-3 Communications Integrated Systems
  • Chase
  • ALLTEL
  • Quebecor World

Some of the most popular occupations which are primarily filled by those with a college degree are registered nurses, teachers, wholesale and manufacturing sales representatives, financial managers, computer systems analysts, lawyers; child, family and school social workers; computer applications software engineers, and pharmacists.

Lexington's top job providing sectors are:

  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Government
  • Technology
  • Professional, scientific and technical services
  • Accommodation and food services
  • Finance and insurance

Noteworthy information regarding Lexington Kentucky: Lexington is known as the "Horse Capital of the World." Has been ranked #10 among the nation's cities regarding college education rate with 39.5% of the residents having earned at least a bachelor's degree. In 2008 the city's cost of living index was at 86.2. The nation's average is 100. Lexington's estimated median household income in 2007 was $46,000.

Some of the helpful organizations for Lexington businesses are:

The Lexington Herald-Leader provides news about business and industry in Lexington.

Most Popular Jobs in Lexington, Kentucky Metro Area (2008 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Registered nurses6,59063,800$43,950 - 86,23024%56%
2Elementary school teachers, except special education2,06045,760$33,810 - 60,73014%95%
3Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products1,84057,350$26,100 - 114,2208%51%
4Accountants and auditors1,52056,610$34,340 - 85,15018%79%
5Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education1,08048,160$34,690 - 63,4906%96%
6Financial managers1,04087,650$43,260 - 145,19013%60%
7Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education1,01047,410$34,380 - 62,49011%95%
8Computer systems analysts98072,990$45,140 - 117,56029%68%
9Lawyers86098,550$32,580 - 11%99%
10Child, family, and school social workers83040,120$25,670 - 59,24019%77%
11Computer software engineers, applications82080,420$44,480 - 125,84045%85%
12Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products77090,770$29,040 - 12%51%
13Pharmacists77095,520$42,670 - 128,45022%97%
14Database administrators66062,970$41,120 - 85,66029%72%
15Managers, all other64077,370$28,370 - 132,7507%55%
16Chief executives620148,610$68,860 - 2%65%
17Industrial engineers61071,170$46,490 - 102,06020%74%
18Medical and health services managers61084,010$49,430 - 129,20016%57%
19Medical and clinical laboratory technologists57049,660$30,360 - 64,20012%51%
20Coaches and scouts55035,630$15,500 - 66,79015%60%
21Computer software engineers, systems software53086,140$63,580 - 120,25028%85%
22Public relations specialists50042,820$21,470 - 71,30018%81%
23Computer programmers49068,980$27,720 - 112,8600%73%
24Architects, except landscape and naval47059,580$33,230 - 90,32018%88%
25Network and computer systems administrators47051,550$29,930 - 76,26027%50%
26Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other44051,330$31,530 - 76,87017%56%
27Mechanical engineers43068,900$51,790 - 95,4204%78%
28Computer and information systems managers43096,530$50,080 - 152,42016%73%
29Network systems and data communications analysts42054,840$38,340 - 78,51053%57%
30Teachers and instructors, all other42052,010$31,440 - 74,4509%54%
31Civil engineers39070,290$44,610 - 98,39018%87%
32Sales managers360106,450$51,260 - 10%69%
33Management analysts36056,250$26,940 - 92,42022%78%
34Biological technicians36030,770$18,530 - 44,80016%60%
35Education administrators, postsecondary35076,020$30,250 - 163,68014%78%
36Training and development specialists34046,170$22,380 - 66,76018%56%
37Advertising sales agents34040,170$19,860 - 72,14020%56%
38Engineers, all other34079,960$50,550 - 124,6006%82%
39Librarians32052,000$33,230 - 73,1804%85%
40Medical and clinical laboratory technicians32035,070$26,260 - 49,27015%51%
41Financial specialists, all other32056,670$30,700 - 89,73012%50%
42Graphic designers31039,210$27,710 - 51,66010%55%
43Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents29078,010$26,830 - 25%67%
44Educational, vocational, and school counselors29051,320$31,740 - 71,76013%73%
45Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school28044,610$33,770 - 59,20020%87%
46Marketing managers27098,310$42,890 - 157,46014%69%
47Education administrators, elementary and secondary school27077,460$55,850 - 100,8108%78%
48Engineering managers270114,670$70,890 - 7%84%
49Physical therapists27068,950$54,420 - 83,44027%89%
50Social and human service assistants26028,330$19,400 - 37,79034%58%
51Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation26048,100$29,120 - 76,2305%58%
52Veterinarians26088,110$43,710 - 157,49035%100%
53Social and community service managers25056,440$37,400 - 81,02025%72%
54Instructional coordinators25065,090$37,350 - 87,51023%79%
55Sales and related workers, all other24040,280$20,740 - 66,97014%62%
56Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists22056,900$39,830 - 92,64016%99%
57Mental health and substance abuse social workers21037,980$19,580 - 74,40030%77%
58Self-enrichment education teachers21019,160$13,000 - 33,45023%54%
59Medical and public health social workers21044,300$31,650 - 58,74024%77%
60Electrical engineers19083,130$51,340 - 106,4506%81%
61Special education teachers, middle school18045,230$33,370 - 60,81016%87%
62Rehabilitation counselors18034,950$21,490 - 51,14023%73%
63Editors18046,670$28,010 - 72,8302%81%
64Special education teachers, secondary school16046,550$33,230 - 62,2709%87%
65Purchasing managers16090,130$53,470 - 136,9703%57%
66Dentists, general160196,050$93,270 - 9%100%
67Physician assistants16072,150$55,380 - 97,89027%67%
68Computer specialists, all other16075,480$47,960 - 102,57015%68%
69Tax preparers16032,540$19,990 - 50,3200%54%
70Producers and directors16043,440$30,790 - 63,47011%75%
71Chemical engineers15086,660$57,830 - 122,3108%91%
72Speech-language pathologists15055,920$42,520 - 76,66011%98%
73Market research analysts15060,330$29,400 - 107,47020%82%
74Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other14042,790$26,980 - 83,79015%72%
75Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists13039,290$25,010 - 59,26018%56%
76Chemists13061,190$37,240 - 96,0009%93%
77Biological scientists, all other13056,330$35,620 - 82,4804%95%
78Human resources managers, all other13079,650$51,330 - 115,84011%58%
79Materials engineers12073,450$38,240 - 116,4404%77%
80Floral designers12028,600$14,160 - 62,1900%55%
81Reporters and correspondents12048,060$20,160 - 70,0501%85%
82Public relations managers12075,470$41,880 - 122,48017%75%
83Personal financial advisors12049,640$23,380 - 97,80041%81%
84Education administrators, preschool and child care center/program11039,030$20,680 - 84,70024%78%
85Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers11068,280$46,790 - 97,25022%93%
86Surveyors10053,860$28,310 - 120,21024%82%
87Occupational therapists10063,360$45,680 - 80,39023%90%
88Merchandise displayers and window trimmers10022,840$17,870 - 28,16011%55%
89Detectives and criminal investigators9058,680$29,800 - 95,50017%54%
90Mental health counselors9034,790$26,000 - 50,00030%73%
91Occupational health and safety specialists9054,980$41,700 - 77,1408%72%
92Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists8051,240$30,450 - 82,80018%56%
93Writers and authors8039,690$22,640 - 61,17013%84%
94Adult literacy, remedial education, and GED teachers and instructors8037,160$25,890 - 54,96014%54%
95Training and development managers7057,540$27,120 - 109,19016%58%
96Meeting and convention planners7040,090$28,540 - 59,11020%67%
97Cartographers and photogrammetrists7044,610$31,790 - 58,18020%82%
98Social scientists and related workers, all other7059,100$36,790 - 80,6905%90%
99Financial analysts7072,920$36,940 - 116,76034%87%
100Dietitians and nutritionists7052,190$35,480 - 80,9509%72%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons8,16024,120$14,100 - 37,30012%25%
2Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food6,25015,580$12,900 - 19,46018%5%
3Waiters and waitresses6,03017,390$12,940 - 23,21011%14%
4Cashiers5,65017,680$13,170 - 24,030-2%10%
5Stock clerks and order fillers4,65023,460$14,640 - 34,670-7%8%
6Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand4,10023,590$14,520 - 37,0102%5%
7Team assemblers4,00030,220$19,160 - 44,5900%5%
8Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer3,65039,600$22,720 - 62,35010%4%
9Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks3,42030,430$17,700 - 41,86013%16%
10General and operations managers3,30087,340$37,710 - 2%48%
11Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners3,19020,990$13,370 - 30,95015%4%
12Executive secretaries and administrative assistants3,18034,870$25,190 - 47,67015%18%
13Office clerks, general3,05026,820$15,630 - 39,01013%19%
14Customer service representatives2,79028,280$17,170 - 41,34025%22%
15Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive2,79026,740$15,720 - 37,7401%18%
16Maintenance and repair workers, general2,71030,920$18,720 - 46,51010%6%
17Security guards2,62021,020$14,320 - 29,88017%13%
18First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers2,57039,530$20,470 - 59,8704%25%
19Cooks, restaurant2,55019,830$13,910 - 27,62012%5%
20Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants2,50024,290$18,860 - 30,86018%7%
21First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers2,35041,860$24,160 - 62,8706%29%
22Receptionists and information clerks2,29023,180$14,830 - 31,60017%13%
23Industrial truck and tractor operators1,87030,020$21,150 - 41,370-1%2%
24Teacher assistants1,82025,490$17,860 - 32,13010%18%
25Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers1,82030,280$19,560 - 45,660-6%14%
26Computer support specialists1,76032,350$20,570 - 51,20013%43%
27First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers1,71028,100$18,120 - 42,40011%14%
28Truck drivers, light or delivery services1,56030,700$18,670 - 53,2808%4%
29Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks1,52032,760$19,360 - 49,5304%6%
30Farmworkers, farm and ranch animals1,51021,650$16,610 - 28,4603%4%
31First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers1,51048,740$32,010 - 70,620-4%15%
32Child care workers1,50018,600$13,490 - 24,98018%15%
33Helpers--production workers1,48021,830$16,840 - 30,9800%4%
34Maids and housekeeping cleaners1,44019,000$14,160 - 24,84013%5%
35Landscaping and groundskeeping workers1,41023,320$17,170 - 32,79018%6%
36Electricians1,29039,440$24,890 - 56,9407%7%
37Business operations specialists, all other1,26057,590$36,650 - 83,91021%49%
38Construction laborers1,24028,570$19,390 - 39,57011%5%
39First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers1,14051,370$31,440 - 74,6607%13%
40Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses1,14038,280$30,590 - 48,20014%7%
41Automotive service technicians and mechanics1,12033,000$18,410 - 52,10014%4%
42Billing and posting clerks and machine operators1,05029,890$21,860 - 39,8604%15%
43Cooks, institution and cafeteria1,04024,240$17,520 - 32,14011%5%
44Packers and packagers, hand1,02020,250$13,190 - 34,720-11%3%
45Police and sheriff's patrol officers1,01037,360$28,580 - 43,93011%33%
46Sales representatives, services, all other1,00042,270$18,030 - 74,00028%48%
47First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers1,00047,460$29,630 - 69,5509%10%
48Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic1,00029,470$19,830 - 39,800-14%0%
49Carpenters99035,180$23,730 - 47,96010%6%
50Production workers, all other99024,170$15,300 - 38,8502%5%
51Food preparation workers97020,490$14,590 - 28,28015%7%
52Counter and rental clerks97022,430$13,340 - 37,76023%16%
53Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators96038,960$29,030 - 49,9708%3%
54Insurance sales agents94050,540$15,260 - 113,62013%45%
55Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop94016,860$13,100 - 20,72010%17%
56Cleaners of vehicles and equipment92019,320$13,630 - 27,39014%3%
57Pharmacy technicians92025,440$16,900 - 38,06032%16%
58Industrial machinery mechanics89044,650$33,550 - 60,3509%5%
59Tellers86022,830$17,490 - 29,51014%16%
60Nonfarm animal caretakers86020,530$14,150 - 29,49018%16%
61Medical secretaries86028,030$21,150 - 36,46017%18%
62Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters85042,320$28,170 - 61,60011%4%
63Preschool teachers, except special education79023,540$14,970 - 38,20026%43%
64Correctional officers and jailers72034,490$20,320 - 56,42017%11%
65Fire fighters72026,940$17,420 - 40,87012%18%
66Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists72038,230$26,830 - 51,87012%3%
67Medical assistants70029,900$22,400 - 39,16035%10%
68Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic69024,180$15,230 - 37,670-12%0%
69Bartenders69020,210$13,060 - 38,19011%17%
70Bus drivers, school69029,000$21,910 - 37,4209%4%
71Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers67033,580$21,100 - 47,1705%2%
72Radiologic technologists and technicians64044,560$32,780 - 61,26015%25%
73Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products64054,800$33,430 - 88,0700%42%
74First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers64058,030$27,790 - 99,5504%38%
75Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers63038,930$20,740 - 61,7609%3%
76Property, real estate, and community association managers62038,810$22,210 - 73,64015%36%
77Driver/sales workers59024,460$13,540 - 40,130-4%4%
78Bill and account collectors59035,040$23,350 - 50,08023%13%
79Construction managers59066,090$44,940 - 86,29016%29%
80Machinists58033,140$19,260 - 48,720-2%3%
81Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers58019,180$13,770 - 25,49017%18%
82Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks57016,370$12,930 - 20,85017%14%
83Postal service mail carriers570 1%11%
84Production, planning, and expediting clerks53039,720$21,080 - 54,5704%30%
85Data entry keyers53021,220$14,130 - 29,600-4%18%
86Paralegals and legal assistants53036,820$24,300 - 53,26022%45%
87Cooks, fast food51015,070$12,870 - 18,5708%5%
88Office and administrative support workers, all other51028,140$18,410 - 39,660-8%32%
89Interviewers, except eligibility and loan50029,290$21,390 - 39,45010%24%
90Dishwashers50018,700$14,490 - 23,66010%3%
91Loan officers50055,780$26,680 - 97,55012%49%
92Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders48032,650$20,240 - 40,870-17%0%
93First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators48048,070$31,560 - 67,96010%17%
94Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers48016,130$12,980 - 20,43012%6%
95Tool and die makers48046,440$36,430 - 56,660-9%5%
96Industrial production managers47075,980$47,070 - 115,470-5%43%
97Dental assistants46028,940$19,060 - 39,53029%9%
98Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic46031,060$18,040 - 49,090-2%6%
99Food service managers46048,360$34,910 - 68,5005%24%
100Personal and home care aides45018,430$13,400 - 25,06051%10%
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National College
Lexington, Kentucky
  • Programs: Business And Management, Computer Science And Engineering, Hospitality, Law, Media, Medical Administration, Medical Support And Technology, Nursing And Emergency Medicine, Office And Administration
  • Degrees/Course Work: Associate, Bachelor, Diploma, Diploma
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Spencerian College
Lexington, Kentucky
  • Programs: Business And Management, Computer Science And Engineering, Design, Engineering Technician, Mechanics And Repair, Media, Medical Administration, Medical Support And Technology, Nursing And Emergency Medicine, Office And Administration, Therapy And Counseling
  • Degrees/Course Work: Associate, Certificate, Diploma
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Strayer University
Lexington, Kentucky
  • Programs: Business And Management, Computer Science And Engineering, Education And Teaching, Family And Social Work, Hospitality, Liberal Arts, Medical Administration, Security And Law Enforcement
  • Degrees/Course Work: Associate, Bachelor, Certificate, Diploma, Graduate Certificate, Master
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Sullivan University
Lexington, Kentucky
  • Programs: Business And Management, Computer Science And Engineering, Cooking And Culinary Arts, Design, Education And Teaching, Engineering, Engineering Technician, Family And Social Work, Hospitality, Law, Mechanics And Repair, Medical Administration, Medical Support And Technology, Nursing And Emergency Medicine, Office And Administration, Therapy And Counseling
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Jobs More Common Near Lexington Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Farmworkers, farm and ranch animals21,6501,51060.5
First-line supervisors/managers of farming, fishing, and forestry workers38,43024011
Pesticide handlers, sprayers, and applicators, vegetation32,4301206.9
Media and communication equipment workers, all other42,3201506.7
Anesthesiologists 2206.6
Metal workers and plastic workers, all other30,9802705.9
Millwrights57,6602204.2
Nonfarm animal caretakers20,5308603.7
Materials engineers73,4501203.7
Tool and die makers46,4404803.6
Biological technicians30,7703603.6
Life, physical, and social science technicians, all other35,7603003.5
Biological scientists, all other56,3301303.4
Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers19,1805803.4
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders32,6504803.4
Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic24,1806903.4
Foreign language and literature teachers, postsecondary 1103.4
Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders29,2803303.3
Conveyor operators and tenders28,4301203.2
Chemical engineers86,6601503.1
Veterinary technologists and technicians24,6704203.1
Residential advisors22,4902203.1
Database administrators62,9706603
Veterinarians88,1102603
Medical equipment repairers35,1001402.6
Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic29,4701,0002.6
Production workers, all other24,1709902.5
Broadcast technicians35,3001302.5
Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators34,0202102.5
Medical equipment preparers28,7301702.4
Education administrators, postsecondary76,0203502.4
Lodging managers46,9001102.4
Physical therapist assistants35,7802402.4
Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers30,2801,8202.3
Job printers 1402.3
Biological science teachers, postsecondary 1402.3
Team assemblers30,2204,0002.2
Education teachers, postsecondary 1602.2
Mathematical science teachers, postsecondary66,3401302.2
Architects, except landscape and naval59,5804702.2
Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic31,0604602.2
Property, real estate, and community association managers38,8106202.1
Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers68,2801102.1
Pharmacy aides22,0501502.1
Mechanical drafters41,0702602.1
Engineering technicians, except drafters, all other44,7602302.1
Correctional officers and jailers34,4907202.1
Surgical technologists35,2803202.1
Cardiovascular technologists and technicians43,5401602.1
Home appliance repairers28,2301002

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Lexington, Kentucky Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Teachers and instructors, all other52,0101.37420
Machine feeders and offbearers33,6601.3200
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products90,7701.25770
Dentists, general196,0501.21160
Recreation workers28,9601.2390
Bindery workers33,6801.19200
Floral designers28,6001.18120
Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders30,7301.18440
Reporters and correspondents48,0601.17120
Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products59,4201.17110
Millwrights57,6601.15220
Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks32,7601.151,520
Teacher assistants25,4901.151,820
Bill and account collectors35,0401.14590
Instructional coordinators65,0901.13250
Aircraft mechanics and service technicians56,1301.13130
Physicians and surgeons, all other200,7701.13410
Computer specialists, all other75,4801.12160
Photographers35,1701.11150
Coating, painting, and spraying machine setters, operators, and tenders33,0801.11290
Bus drivers, school29,0001.11690
Medical records and health information technicians35,0201.11440
Team assemblers30,2201.114,000
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers55,8001.09190
Computer operators38,2001.09320
Dishwashers18,7001.09500
Farmworkers and laborers, crop, nursery, and greenhouse23,3001.08110
Sales managers106,4501.08360
Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping37,6701.08190
Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers40,0101.08370
Loan interviewers and clerks34,2801.08170
Computer programmers68,9801.07490
Food preparation workers20,4901.07970
Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers19,1801.07580
Medical assistants29,9001.06700
Computer systems analysts72,9901.06980
Procurement clerks36,6801.06130
Truck drivers, light or delivery services30,7001.061,560
Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer39,6001.063,650
Office clerks, general26,8201.053,050
Industrial engineering technicians50,7201.05160
Engineering managers114,6701.04270
Bartenders20,2101.04690
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Computer software engineers, systems software86,1401.04530
Registered nurses63,8001.036,590
All other information and record clerks34,2001.03420
Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products54,8001.03640

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