Missouri businesses (and individuals, nonprofits and public institutions) can get up to 75% of equipment costs, max $100,000, to manufacture products from recovered materials or process them into manufacturing feedstock. Open call for FY2027 until funds run out.
MMDP provides financial assistance to businesses and organizations that expand or develop markets for recovered (recycled) materials. It pays only for manufacturing equipment that makes products containing recovered materials, or that does final processing of recovered materials into feedstock for other manufacturers. It may fund up to 75% of specific equipment costs, up to $100,000 for this year's projects; the award tier (up to $50,000, $75,000 or $100,000) depends on points for jobs created, tons diverted and applicant match. FY2027 applications are accepted on an open-call basis until the available funds are awarded.
Applicant is an individual, private business, non-profit organization or public institution currently operating in Missouri or who will be operating in the State as a result of the project
Project must be located in Missouri
Project must use technology demonstrated beyond the research stage and be technically feasible for full-scale operation
Project must result in manufacturing products from recovered materials and/or final processing of recovered materials into feedstock for another manufacturer
Ineligible: R&D on unproven technology; projects using recovered metals, white goods, internal process by-products, or hazardous materials
Previous grantees may reapply only if the prior project is complete; first-time applicants take priority
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