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Michigan Agricultural Surplus System Program (MASS) is sponsored by State of Michigan (administered by Food Bank Council of Michigan). Michigan Agricultural Surplus System Program (MASS) is a state-funded initiative managed by the Food Bank Council of Michigan that connects Michigan farmers, processors, and distributors with the state's food bank network to move surplus or cosmetically imperfect but nutritious …
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Michigan Agriculture Surplus System — Food Bank Council Michigan Agricultural Surplus System MASS Moves Michigan: From Surplus to Strength The Michigan Agricultural Surplus System (MASS) invests in Michigan farmers, strengthens the local economy, and increases access to fresh, healthy food while reducing waste. MASS is a first-of-its-kind model.
Established in 1990 and replicated in over 40 states, MASS creates a reliable market for Michigan’s surplus and No. 2-grade food, supporting farmers and processors while reducing waste. This consistent investment strengthens the local food system and enables the Food Bank Council of Michigan member network to operate at scale, supporting its role in statewide emergency food distribution across all 83 counties.
As a coordinated effort across growers, processors, distributors, and the Food Bank Council of Michigan member network, MASS demonstrates what is possible when sustained investment and strong partnerships align toward a shared goal. MASS Impact in 2025 Across Michigan
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: The program primarily works with the Food Bank Council of Michigan and its network to support food banks and to purchase from Michigan farmers, processors, and distributors. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Michigan Agricultural Surplus System Program (MASS) is funded by State of Michigan (administered by Food Bank Council of Michigan). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Michigan. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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