Federal grant · project grant (b)
Clarion Locker Is Owned and Operated by First-generation South African Immigrants. We Operate a 8,600 SQ. FT. Slaughter and Processing Facility That We Plan to Make Enlist in the Cooperative Interstate Shipment Program. We Offer State-inspected and Custom-processing Services. Our Project Is a Series of Improvements That Will Help Us Become an Fsis Inspection-ready Team and Facility While Also Boosting Our Capacity to Harvest and Process.fsis Readiness Involves Replacing Our 50-YEAR-OLD Smokehouse With a New Model. This Will Help Uphold Fsis Temperature Requirements Through Digitally Logged Temperatures and Increased Reliability. It Will Also Smoke 800 Pounds in Half the Time Our Existing Unit Takes to Smoke 400 Pounds.to Optimize Labor Productivity, We Will Also Acquire an Automatic-brine Injector for Hams That Will Reduce Brine Waste by 100 Percent and Increase Capacity by - 21,600 Hams During the Grant Period.the Addition of Two Refrigerated Rooms Will Boost Clarion Locker's Capacity to Maintain Fsis Temperature Compliance as We Strive to Double Our Throughput. the Refrigerated Rooms Decrease Trim Weight Waste by Up to 34,560 Pounds During the Grant Period.
Committed
$200,000
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