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South Carolina releases food system policy toolkit
South Carolina leaders released a food system policy toolkit to strengthen agribusiness, support farmers, improve food access and boost public health.
Charleston-based Bittermilk announces $8.2M investment in Ravenel facility
Bittermilk is investing $8.2 million in a new Ravenel facility, creating 12 jobs and expanding its Charleston County operations.
Premium Peanut opens Santee shelling facility
Premium Peanut opens a new shelling facility in Santee, boosting capacity, creating jobs and supporting South Carolina’s growing agribusiness sector.
Signature Foods USA invests $11.5M in Anderson County
Signature Foods USA invests $11.5 million in Anderson County to open its first South Caro-lina facility, creating 202 jobs in Powdersville.
Collum’s Lumber named SC agribusiness of the year
Collum’s Lumber Products named South Carolina Agribusiness of the Year, highlighting forestry leadership, sustainability and economic impact.
JGB Brothers to invest $7M, create 40 jobs in Bamberg County
JGB Brothers will invest $7 million to open a food fiber manufacturing facility in Bamberg County, creating 40 jobs and expanding South Carolina agribusiness.
$280M clean energy project to create 155 jobs in Orangeburg
Carolina Renewable Products will invest $280 million in Orangeburg County to build a biomass-to-renewable diesel facility and create 155 new jobs by 2026.
SC Ports boost soybean exports after facility closure
SC Ports and partners filled a soybean export gap, moving 3M bushels through Charleston and boosting exports 35% to support South Carolina farmers.
Mikro-Technik brings $3.2M investment to McCormick County
German firm Mikro-Technik invests $3.2M in McCormick County to launch its first North American plant, creating 27 jobs in the natural fiber industry.
USDA, South Carolina fund $4.1M to boost local food supply chain
USDA and South Carolina Department of Agriculture award $4.1M to support 26 local projects strengthening food supply chain infrastructure across South Carolina.
