A Minnesota/South Dakota shrimp farm has big plans and a few orders, but no funds to build.
Agriculture
The Owatonna-based tomato producer is growing, but president Chuck Tryon is still concerned about finding workers in Greater Minnesota.
Peace Coffee, probiotic juice shot brand So Good So You, and agriculture insights firm
Strong demand for its dairy products and Purina animal feeds fueled sales for the agribusiness cooperative.
Minneapolis-based PURIS Holdings and the collective of global plant-based food brands aim to solve food waste and expand their reach worldwide.
Processing plant closures due to coronavirus forced farmers to euthanize hundreds of thousands of animals. Now, many of the biggest players in Minnesota agriculture are debating how to strengthen the food system.
The Eden Prairie-based food transportation firm is slated to start selling consumer products under the Robinson Fresh brand this week.
The third annual conference, Dec. 3-10, aims to create big opportunities for small food and ag businesses.
A recent shakeup in the state Legislature raises questions about the future of agriculture policy in a Democratic party increasingly made up of lawmakers from the Twin Cities metro.
Spearheaded by execs at big-name food and ag companies, the MBOLD partnership seeks to prepare the food industry for a changed world.
The 2020 conference will put a spotlight on the local food and ag industry's commitment to addressing global challenges.
The Minnetonka-based distiller has lined up a deal to sell its alcoholic freeze-and-eat pops in Japan, with plans to capture more countries in the east.
The company will use the funds to build a new facility in Texas.
The Central Minnesota sunflower oil manufacturer signed a deal with Cub and Hy-Vee while adding new products and services to its portfolio.
On turning Shark Tank disappointment into a recipe for the future.
The Great Minnesota Get-Together has been canceled. On Friday, the Minnesota State Fair’s board
Be wary of pundits and their pronouncements on the future of business.
The bio-tech company has launched a high oleic soybean cooking oil on its new online store.
At a Wednesday press conference, the governor voiced support for the move but emphasized the importance of worker safety.
A union rep says the plants are “not designed for social distancing.”