CLFP News
CLFP has scheduled a joint Food Production Incentive Workshop with Southern California Edison and Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) on August 8 at the SoCalGas Energy Resource Center in Downey, CA. The workshop follows a similar well-attended event held June 25 in Fresno in conjunction with Pacific Gas & Electric.
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The application process for the CLFP 2019-20 Member Company Scholarship program is now open. CLFP offers a scholarship program to full-time employees (year-round or seasonal) and their dependents employed by CLFP Processor and Supplier Host Council Members. The application deadline is September 13, 2019.
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Capitol News
New data released by The Good Food Institute (G.F.I.) and the Plant-Based Foods Association (P.B.F.A.) show plant-based foods sales significantly outpaced overall grocery sales last year. U.S. retail sales of plant-based foods grew 11% — five times more than total food sales — bringing the total plant-based market to $4.5 billion.
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Announcements
The California Department of Public Health, in conjunction with Cornell University, offers a Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Internet course, which is designed for supervisors, middle level managers, quality control personnel and anyone else who has responsibilities for ensuring that a food processing operation meets current GMP requirements.
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Featured Article
On June 12 Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1054, a complicated bill responding to recent utility-caused catastrophic wildfires. After several months of legislative hearings and debate, the Governor's office and a handful of legislators introduced the lengthy bill on June 27. Legislators acted quickly to comply with the Governor's self-imposed July 12th deadline in hopes that the legislation would prevent another credit downgrading for the state's two major Investor Owned Utilities that are not currently in bankruptcy.
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