The company announced its plan for a dual listing in July.

The facility includes dedicated space for operations, offices and distribution.

The company will make the payment during the fourth quarter.

This pet food and treat pioneer describes itself as “a meat shop for dogs and cats.”

Creditors will vote on it by the end of September.

The company also announced the retirement of several longtime employees.

The Bacon Peppercorn Ranch Grilled Cheese Burger will be available for a limited time.

A goal of the funding is to decrease agricultural products imported from outside of the state.

Eliminating foreign material contaminants in food is a priority processors can’t afford to ignore.

The hot chicken franchise plans to open 25 locations in Maryland.