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Company seeks to raise bond amount

A company with a novel business model wanting to locate in Fort Wayne – and pledging $100 million in investment and 100 new jobs by the end of 2024 –

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Company finds its mission in reducing food waste

When Justin and Matt Kamine heard the “jaw-dropping” statistic that about 40% of U.S.-grown food gets thrown away, they felt compelled to act.

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Do Good Foods picks Selma NC for 100-job production facility - Triangle Business Journal

Do Good Foods picks Selma NC for 100-job production facility - Triangle Business Journal
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Animal feed maker picks county | Local | The Journal Gazette

A company that recycles food waste from supermarkets into animal feed will locate in Allen County near Fort Wayne International Airport. Do Good Food .

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Do Good Foods plans production facility near Fort Wayne International Airport

New Jersey-based Do Good Foods on Wednesday announced plans to invest up to $100 million in an animal-feed production facility near Fort Wayne International Airport, creating up to 100 new

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