Federal grant · project grant (b)

Montana State University

This Proposal Will Allow Msu, Montana Pollution Prevention Center and Montana Manufacturing Extension Center to Provide Montana's Small Businesses in the Food and Beverage Industry Onsite Technical Assistance and Training. Services Will Include Best Management Practices, Safer Chemical Use, P2 Roundtables, Source Reduction Techniques and Community Based P2 Initiatives. Grant Funds Will Support the Following: MTP2 Center Food & Beverage P2 Internship Program; Sustainable Brewery Certification Pilot; Ecostar Pollution Prevention Award Program; Support Network and Outreach Platforms

Committed

$498,187

Paid out
$282.7K
57%
Committed, not yet paid
$215.5K
43%

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