The Cultivate Michigan 2016 Data Brief is a short publication highlighting that 53 participating institutions spent nearly $3.5million on Michigan foods since 2014.

Cultivate Michigan 2016 Data Brief

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October 21, 2016 - Kathryn Colasanti, Megan Thompson

This brief summarizes progress to date of the Cultivate Michigan campaign since launching in 2014. Data visualizations highlight documented spending on Michigan foods overall as well as spending on the campaign’s "Featured Foods." The brief concludes with a discussion of the campaign's potential for growth.

Highlights include:

  • Progress summary infographic and report
  • "Featured Foods" progress and impact summary
  • "Featured Foods" spending data
  • Captured potential of Michigan institutions
  • A discussion of opportunities for growth

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