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How tiny food companies get products in hundreds of grocery stores

Baltimore food startups put their products in hundreds of stores despite often having less than a dozen staff members. Here’s how they manage complex manufacturing and supply chain issues.

Nonprofit buys West Baltimore warehouse for $25.1M

The nonprofit acquired the 180,701-square-foot facility earlier this spring.

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Restaurant Association of MD opening apprenticeship program

The Columbia-based Restaurant Association of Maryland (RAM), the only trade association that represents every segment of the foodservice industry in Maryland, is now accepting applications from restaurant employers and prospective apprentices to participate in its Restaurant Manager Apprenticeship program. The apprenticeship is a two-year program that includes on-the-job training and coursework.

World Market opens Baltimore County store at The Avenue at White Marsh

World Market, a retail chain specializing in a variety of products from all over the world, Wednesday announced the grand opening of a new location at The Avenue at White Marsh in Baltimore County. The retailer secured a lease for a 15,000-square-foot space at 8125 Honeygo Blvd., its second in Maryland, joining its store in Rockville.

Fed plan to reschedule cannabis could save Md. businesses millions

The federal Drug Enforcement Administration is considering rescheduling cannabis. Here’s what it would mean for Maryland cannabis businesses.

DNA Genotyping and Sequencing. Technician prepares for a viral whole-genome sequencing experiment at the Cancer Genomics Research Laboratory, part of the National Cancer Institute's Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics (DCEG).
TEDCO’s 2024 legislative showcase highlights Maryland’s growing tech economy

TEDCO’s 2024 Legislative Technology Showcase wasn’t just networking – it was a microcosm of Maryland’s thriving innovation ecosystem. Held in Annapolis, Maryland in March 2024, the event brought together 12 of TEDCO-supported technology startups with state legislators for a showcase of their innovations, a testament to TEDCO’s commitment to fostering economic empowerment growth of technology and life science-based companies in Maryland.

Baltimore-area bakery expands to Chicago

A Baltimore-area bakery has expanded to Chicago. Roggenart European Bakery, Bistro & Café recently opened at 565 W. Diversey Parkway in Lincoln Park. Like the bakery’s other locations, the Chicago spot makes everything from scratch and offers small batches of savory and sweet pastries, croissants, and sandwiches among other popular items. The opening comes after Roggenart opened a store in Arlington, Virginia, in March as part of owners Neman Popov and Brody Tennant’s plan to expand outside Maryland. Roggenart also opened a location in Mount Vernon in Baltimore in April and has stores in Columbia, Ellicott City, Savage and Towson.

Here’s how a Prince George’s Co. facility is making better, safer batteries

It may not be a stretch to say that the future will be powered out of Beltsville — and the future will come faster in the U.S. Army. A company called ION Storage Systems, which was invented in a lab at the University of Maryland, is now up and running at its production facility in Beltsville. The company makes what’s known as a solid state battery — with a key component made out of ceramic.

Major Village of Cross Keys restaurant nears open date, more on way

The Cordish Cos.’ Cece’s Roland Park restaurant will open in the coming weeks at the Village of Cross Keys as a $30 million overhaul by owners Caves Valley Partners moves forward. It’s one of six new eateries in the works as part of a redevelopment that started four years ago when the Towson developer acquired the retail and office portion of the North Baltimore landmark for $27 million and pledged a renewal after years of vacancies and neglect.

Updated Harford Mall redevelopment plan draws inspiration from downtown Bel Air for streetscape

The proposed redevelopment of the Harford Mall, which is expected to bring 249 new apartments and a four-story parking garage to part of the mall’s parking lot, aims to take a “Bel Air-inspired” approach to its pedestrian streetscape, according to the project’s landscape architect. The project was introduced to the Bel Air Planning Commission last year after the mall’s Tennessee-based owners, CBL Associates and Properties, said the redevelopment is the best investment for the long-term viability of the mall.

 

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