Minnesota Grown-licensed farms and food businesses under 500 employees can be reimbursed for label, packaging and sign design/printing, up to $1,000 per fiscal year, first-come first-served.
This program pays back Minnesota Grown licensees for third-party design and printing of product labels, packaging or weatherproof signage. It covers 75% of the first $400 and 25% of spending from $400 to $3,200, up to $1,000 per entity per fiscal year. Applications are processed first-come, first-served until FY2027 funds run out. Expenses must be paid by June 30, 2027, and applications submitted by July 15, 2027.
The holder of a current Minnesota Grown Labeling License
A small or medium business (under 500 employees)
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