U.S. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack announced plans Friday to launch programs to increase competition in the meat processing industry and resiliency in the food supply chain.
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U.S. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack announced plans Friday to launch programs to increase competition in the meat processing industry and resiliency in the food supply chain.
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Friday that targets anticompetitive practices in technology, health care and other parts of the economy while aiming to boost workers' wages and consumer protections.
Hiring a “talented and diverse workforce” remains a challenge, according to the group representing 22 of Iowa’s largest employers.
The change comes because of increased printing consolidation industrywide and the end of several long-term printing contracts at the Cedar Rapids facility.
In 2018, Iowa lawmakers passed a bill that critics at the time warned would “eviscerate” energy saving programs in the state.
State officials and businesses alike are hopeful carbon capture pipelines “revolutionize” agriculture and other industries.
The exterior demolition will likely begin July 19, contractor says.
Spotty rains help some, but miss others
Numbers rose nationally and in Iowa for new new claims.
Gasoline demand in the United States hit a record high in data going back to 1990 during the week leading up to the July 4 holiday weekend.
The program offers $500 to anyone who successfully refers a new business to the area.
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