North Dakota value-added agriculture companies can get help paying booth, equipment, promotional, shipping and travel costs to exhibit at new out-of-state wholesale trade shows. National Restaurant Show 2027 deadline: Nov 1, 2026. Amount not published.
Helps North Dakota value-added agriculture companies explore domestic wholesale markets by covering costs of exhibiting at new out-of-state trade shows: booth rental, booth equipment and utilities, promotional materials, shipping, drayage and show labor, and travel. Applications are open for 2027 shows; the deadline for the National Restaurant Show (Chicago, May 22–25, 2027) is November 1, 2026. Amount not published, and the page states no cost-share percentage.
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