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Companies the world over are facing unprecedented offshoring supply chain challenges due to: COVID-19 disruption throughout major supply chainsRising ocean freight costs as supply chains tightenPort congestion due to increasing backlogs of...

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PHOENIX, AZ - The City of Phoenix will begin offering grants to individuals in the food supply chain who are interested in agri-food technology to address the challenges of climate change According to City Hall, applications for the agri-food...

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LAS CRUCES, NM - The Las Cruces City Council approved the purchase of a property in the Las Cruces Industrial and Innovation Park (LCIIP) and financial support of up to $281,400 for the installation of Artico Cold Storage Said approval,...

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ARIZONA - Arizona Governor Doug Ducey called on President Joe Biden's administration to reconsider its decision to eliminate the Title 42 program in an attempt to protect US border communities "In Arizona, our brave law enforcement professionals...

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SAN DIEGO, CA - The County of San Diego Office of Emergency Services is asking residents to participate in the consultation for the development of emergency plans to be finalized by May 2022 Citizens will be able to submit comments and...

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NEW MEXICO - Cannabis sales in New Mexico totaled US$52 million during the first weekend of adult-use sales, the Department of Regulation and Licensing's Cannabis Control Division reported Monday During last April 1, the first day of adult-use...

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ALBUQUERQUE, NM - The City of Albuquerque was named a winner in IDC Government Insights' fifth annual Smart Cities North America Awards (SCNAA) The awards recognize the progress of North American municipalities in implementing Smart Cities...

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CALIFORNIA - In the midst of an increase in racist attacks across the country targeting the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, the California government allocated $14 million in grant funds to organizations to support victims of...

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EL PASO, TX - The University of Texas at El Paso and two other El Paso Makes collaborators will use a $964,000 federal grant to help local manufacturing companies develop proposals for US Department of Defense contracts, which in turn, will lead to...

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SAN DIEGO, CA - Nearly one million people in San Diego have yet to receive their booster dose, the County Health and Human Services Agency announced According to officials, of the 2 million 182,257 San Diegans eligible to receive their booster,...

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