Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center Overview

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March 13, 2024

The Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center will provide localized support to small- and mid-sized food and farm businesses owned by individuals from historically marginalized communities and in priority places.

As one of 12 USDA Regional Food Business Centers, it has three main responsibilities:

  • coordination
  • technical assistance, and
  • capacity building.

Learn more about the Great Lakes Midwest Regional Food Business Center in this overview. 

glm-rfbc.msu.edu 

Obtenga más información sobre el Centro Regional de Distribución de Productos Alimentarios de los Grandes Lagos y el Medio Oeste aqui.

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