CDFA Seeks Comments on Priorities for Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program
CDFA Seeks Comments on Priorities for Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program
The California Department of Food and Agriculture is seeking public comments on priorities being developed for the new Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program. The program will assist states in building resilience in the middle of the supply-chain – processing and transportation to a warehouse or distribution center. The program will also strengthen local and regional food systems by creating new revenue streams for producers.
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