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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1987

Page

14

Kansas Trademark Program Aims to Open Doors for Local Foods

In Kansas a state marketing push backs local producers with a “From the Land of Kansas” trademark. Central Soyfoods will sell tofu in Dillon's stores statewide as the Board of Agriculture expands a Celebrate Kansas Food campaign. The program has boosted small firms like Deutsch Treat and Squareshooter Candy, with broad store displays and media ads planned October 14 to 20.

Topeka Kan Ken Lassman Kansas Lassman Central Soyfoods Lawrence Dillon State Board of Agriculture Land of Kansas Dillon’s Board of Agriculture Charlene Patton Ms. Patton May Larry Wiens Deutsch Treat, Inc Wichita Wiens Ernie Simon Squareshooter Candy Co Edwardsville

Canadian Hog Imports Fall Amid U.S. Duties

The Agriculture Department reports Canadian live hog imports to the United States fell 12 percent in the first half of 1987 due to countervailing duties. Total pork imports from all sources rose 11 percent in January-June, with Canada supplying about 47 percent of the total.

Washington Canada U.S Agriculture Department Department Economic Research Service United States U.S. Court of International Trade Denmark Poland Hungary Congress Simon Reisman Clayton Yeutter Kelly Winkler Brian Mulroney USDA

Farmland Profits Mark Turnaround from Losses

Farmland Industries Inc reports a $60 million 1987 net income on $2.59 billion sales, reversing a $156 million loss in 1986 as the cooperative trims costs by over $20 million and expands into farm lending and food processing. The gain includes a $51 million balance sheet windfall from pension rule changes and $14 million from shares in joint ventures. Rainey says the group plans outside-cooperative financing for its lending push while maintaining Farm Credit ties.

Kansas City, Mo Ap) Farmland Industries Inc Kansas City James L. Rainey Rainey Farmland Coop U.S. Department of Agriculture Federal Accounting Standards Board Sion

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