‘Today in Food Manufacturing’ to Return Jan. 3

Have a safe and happy holiday season.

Food Manufacturing staff
Dec 22, 2023
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Today’s edition of the “Today in Food Manufacturing” newsletter will be the final one of 2023. Regular deployments will resume on Wednesday, Jan. 3.

Stay tuned to foodmanufacturing.com for continuing coverage and breaking news throughout the week. 

As always, thank you for subscribing, and have a safe and happy holiday season.

- FM staff

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