Food Service & Agriculture
Growers, processors and distributors
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New Holland Brewing partners with Dirty Water Beer
Another West Michigan brewery is teaming up with an organization in an attempt to better the world’s water supply.
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Cooking up new business
Changing food trends lead to winners and losers.
Jeff Grogg, a Battle Creek consultant to the food industry across the U.S., sees potential trouble ahead for the sugar industry but lots of new opportunities for the growers and processors of fruits and vegetables.
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The mayors agree: It’s Beer Region USA
Furniture City has turned into Beer City USA.
Although Grand Rapids has many identities, its love affair with craft beer recently made it the most visible.
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The Cakabakery heads to Eastown — and 'Cupcake Wars'
It’s a big month for local custom cake and dessert business The Cakabakery. After four years in operation, the bakery is moving into its first retail location, as well as making its national TV debut as a competitor on Food Network’s "Cupcake Wars."
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Oscar Mayer drives Wienermobile into town
Ever wish you were an Oscar Mayer Wiener? Fulfill your wish with a visit to “Anggie Dogg,” “Kevin Bacon Bits” and the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile this weekend.
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Sweetie-licious Pie Pantry bakes retro into Downtown Market
Downtown Market announced Thursday that Sweetie-licious Pie Pantry will be part of the indoor Market Hall when it opens later this summer.
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Montello Meat Market moves to Downtown Market
Montello Meat Market is the latest vendor to announce that it will join Downtown Market's indoor Market Hall, which will open later this summer.
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Holland Farmers Market opens 2013 season
The Holland Farmers Market will open for the season on Wednesday at the Eighth Street Market Place.
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Grand Rapids reigns as BeerCity, U.S.A.
The results are in — and Grand Rapids has overwhelmingly retained its title as BeerCity, U.S.A.
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Ethanol production levels off in Michigan
Plans for five more plants were scrapped.
LANSING — Less than a year after a brutal drought damaged corn crops across the Midwest, the ethanol industry is looking to recover from its first national decline in 15 years.
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