Small meat processers in 13 cities awarded state grants
8 Jul 2024
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Thirteen businesses will get state money this year from a fund designed to help small-scale meat processors.
Iowa Economic Development Authority spokesperson Kanan Kappleman says the grants total more than $970,000. “Eligible projects under the Butchery and Revitalization Fund would include expanding or refurbishing an existing facility or establishing a new business,” she says. Kappleman says the money is often used for buying equipment.
“Refrigeration facilities, freezer facilities, or equipment that is necessary to expand the processing capacity of a facility,” Kappelman says.
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