Hanover Foods Corporation will receive up to $1 million to upgrade the infrastructure and equipment of its canned and frozen food facility in Clayton. The company has been approved for the $1 million grant from the state pilot program that aims to help Delaware businesses evolve and remain competitive within their industries. It will apply the grant toward a more …
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A woman-owned organic dairy headquartered in Newark has been given an $858,400 state grant to help update equipment. Stephanie McVaugh, who in January bought Natural Dairy Products Corp., where she had been working since 1991, will apply that money to $4.3 million in new equipment to support the company’s Shelf-Life Extension Project. The dairy will replace aging, inefficient filling machines, …
A Wilmington machining company will use a new kind of state grant to offset the cost of $1.1 million in equipment upgrades. High-Tech Machine Co. Inc. received $219,525 from the new Modernization Investment Support Initiative, created earlier this year. The company will use the money to make almost $1.1 million in equipment upgrades that are necessary for computer numerical control …
