When New York state agencies buy local food for schools, health care facilities, prisons and other public entities, local economies benefit and tax revenue rises. But by how much? And when does it make sense to spend a little more on local products to reap those benefits? With New York state spending $1.3 billion annually on food, the answer matters.
New tool can help New York state make economically beneficial food purchases
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