“We’re realigning production with current demand,” said Lyndi McMillan, a spokeswoman for Navistar, in an email to the News-Sun.
“This cycle is normal for our business, and this is not a shift of production to other locations,” she added, stating that Navistar is still assessing the possible impact of the reduction.
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The company has yet to release official numbers on how many lines will be affected by this change or if any job losses will occur as a result.
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