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Job Postings Plant Supervisor Location: Detroit, Michigan Job Title: Plant Supervisor (Working Lead)Location: Detroit, MIEmployment type: Full time, salaried, working manager roleReports to: Director of
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Newsletter: Upcoming Industry Events
Educational Opportunities and Webinars 2025 Check back soon! Conventions, Roundtables, Conferences and More! 2025 – Check Back Soon for More Events!
NMPAN Live – Email Marketing Basics: Raising the Steaks with Mailchimp
A Niche Meat Processor Assistance Network webinar. Date: June 29, 2023 Duration: 75 minutes Join Mara Steinitz, Meat Marketing Specialist at Taste Profit Marketing,
Meat in the Middle Webinar: Paicines Ranch Learning Center & Cienega Capital
A Paicines Ranch Learning Center & Cienega Capital webinar. From the Paicines Ranch website: A conversation on the middle of the meat supply chain
The National Meat Summits Steering Committee: Introduction and Opportunities to Collaborate
A Niche Meat Processor Assistance Network webinar. Date: June 20, 2023 Duration: 60 minutes Are you working to support meat supply chains in your
Innovations in Waste Management for Meat Processors
A Niche Meat Processor Assistance Network webinar. Date: May 30, 2023 Duration: 90 minutes As we all know, small and mid-sized meat processors
March Newsletter Feature:
So You Want to Be a Plant Manager? Advice From the Pros: How do we fill the major gap in trained facility leaders?
Understanding Halal Certification for Meat Processors
Overview Have you thought about selling Halal meat? How about offering Halal slaughter at your plant? Halal certified food is expected to reach nearly $2
USDA Grants for Meat Processors & Producers
USDA Grants Available for Meat Processors (& Producers) (updated 4.20.2023) Grant Tips: First off, all federal grants require you to first register in the
USDA Inspected Fee-for-Service Poultry Processors
There are a limited number of independent USDA-inspected poultry processing plants that will do custom fee-for-service processing for farmers. Below is a table of the