Recession Fails To Slow State Milk Consumption
North Carolina milk sales rose in 1975 despite recession with regular trade up 3.1 percent and Grade A production up 3.2 percent. Class I prices held, stores reduced retail prices in Raleigh, and producers benefited from price stability and strong demand for NC plants.
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North Carolina Business Index Shows January Gain
The Wachovia Business Index indicates activity rose 0.8 percent in January. The seasonally adjusted total nonfarm employment metric increased by 22,600 persons to 1.1 percent over December, with nine of eleven major categories up and tobacco, trade, and construction posting the largest gains while furniture and government dipped slightly.
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