Federal grant · project grant (b)
Creation Gardens Inc. Will Conduct a Feasibility Study to Establish a New Market Category Farm to Corporate Utilizing Thirdparty Produce Management Companies to Facilitate Regional Food Sourcing for Multiunit Multigeographic Restaurants and Foodservice Operations. This Project Will Involve Collaborative Work With Food Works Group to Assess the Supply and Demand for Regional Food Products Conducting Extensive Stakeholder Inventories Encompassing Third Parties Farmers Ranchers and Food Processors. the Project Will Identify Key Access Points for Regional Food Producers Aiming to Streamline the Process of Engaging With Large Corporate Buyers. Creation Gardens Will Develop a Comprehensive Roadmap for Implementing and Scaling This New Market Category Incorporating Key Metrics to Inform Future Decisions. the Anticipated Outcome Is a Detailed Understanding of How Regional Food Systems Can Effectively Engage With Corporate Multiunit Purchasers Thereby Increasing the Volume of Regional Food Products Procured. This Initiative Supports Farmers Ranchers and Food Processors by Providing a Pathway to Access a Significant Market Segment While Also Benefiting Consumers Through Increased Availability of Regionally Produced Goods.
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