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Michigan families can now make more money and still qualify for the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.
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The board couldn't agree on whether or not to discuss a grant application to put more healthy foods in local school districts.
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One of the biggest news stories of 2022 was inflation. And if you’ve been listening to this station over the past year, you likely heard a lot of stories about rising food prices, how they’ve risen 11% over the past year. But what hasn’t been discussed is the cost of food waste during this period of inflation
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Boyne Falls Public Schools in Charlevoix County is one of the school systems who recently benefitted from new kitchen equipment.
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Three bills amending Michigan cottage food laws would increase gross revenue and allow online sales within state lines.
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Officials with the Michigan-based Kellogg's say the food giant is dividing itself into three separate companies.
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A Lansing food safety company is working with the city on a proposed multi-million dollar expansion of their facility on East Shiawassee Street.
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Two cottage food bills advanced to the full House in Lansing that would allow producers to expand operations and collect more annual gross revenue.
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The event, which celebrates noodle dishes from across Asia, runs from 12-5pm at Sixth Street Park. Attendees can fill their stomachs and vote for the best noodles in Grand Rapids. Each dish will be priced at $5.
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“In Meijer you cannot pick up a lot of Asian dishes. So before we opened, it was sort of our dreams and goals, we want to serve into our community, friends and neighborhood," Tun said.