Federal grant · project grant (b)
To Capitalize on Rising Interest in Local Meats and Farming, Turner Processing Intends to Expand Into a State (CIS) Inspected Meat Processing Facility Including Retail Space for Specialty Meat Products. Turner Processing Has Been in Business for 37 Years and Has Traditionally Served Livestock Producers and Hunters With Custom Harvest and Meat Cutting Services Operating Under Usda's Custom Exemption and Retail Exemption.at a National Level, as the U.s Agriculture's Economic Research Service Reports the Rise of Consumer Demand for Local Meat, the Local Butcher Shop Is More Relevant Than Ever. Recent Meat Scarcity From Both Domestic and International Sources Have Increased Customer Interest in Small Regional Meat Processing Businesses. Local Meat Processors Currently Operating Have an Opportunity to Expand Their Business by Creating Personal Relationships With Their Customers and Differentiating Their Products Based on Local Quality and Uniqueness. It Is Critically Important to Meet the Need of the Local Food Market by Having Sufficient Infrastructure to Meet Demand, We Need More Equipment to Meet the Needs of Local Farmers and Customers.turner Processing Intends to Capture Part of This Local Market Trend by Acquiring State (CIS) Inspection for Harvesting, Processing, and by Expanding Its Facility to Increase Capacity and Expand Wholesale and Retail Sales of Specialty Meats. to Help Capture Part of the Local Market Turner's Will Need to Expand Equipment to Accommodate the Increase in Business. the Grant Will Allow Us to Purchase Modern Equipment Which Will Allow Our Employees to Be More Productive.
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