MSU Product Center -- Food, Ag, Bio

March 20, 2012

The Michigan State University Product Center -- Food, Ag, Bio aids Michigan entrepreneurs develop and commercialize high-value, consumer-responsive products and businesses in agriculture, natural resources and bioeconomy.

Tags: agriculture, berrien, business, business development, cass, dickinson, economic development, entrepreneurship, food business & regulation, food policy, hillsdale, saginaw

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