Food for Profit
Posted by on September 16, 2013
Penn State Extension Food for Profit – Philadelphia
Friday, October 18, 2013
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Overbrook Environmental Education Center
6134 Lancaster Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19151
The Entrepreneur’s First Step Toward a Food Venture…
Whether it’s growing and drying herbs, making jams or jellies, baking bread and cakes, or packaging gourmet dinners for one, food-related businesses are becoming increasingly popular as a way to earn a living (or to supplement your income). The cook’s creative flair may be combined with business practicality in a way that other enterprises may lack.
Penn State Extension’s Food for Profit workshop takes you step-by-step through the information necessary to start and run a small food-product business, especially directed to individuals who will be making and packing their products for resale (through grocery stores, farm markets, or restaurants). The Food for Profit workshop consists of seven hours that provide an overview of how to start and successfully operate a small food-product business:
Registration Information
Because of sponsorship that supported the development and delivery of this workshop, your fee (including lunch and all handouts) is $45.00, payable by credit card or personal check.
To register for the Philadelphia session of Food for Profit, please go to the class link at:
http://extension.psu.edu/food-for-profit-workshops
or call Penn State Extension, the Dauphin County Office at 717-921-8803.
Pre-registration is required; deadline is October 11th or when class is filled.
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