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Mont. tribes opening meat packing plant
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THURSDAY, JULY 24, 2003 The Assiniboine and Gros Ventre tribes of the Fort Belknap in Montana are opening a meat packing plant. The facility will be the second tribally-owned plant in the country, according to the InterTribal Bison Cooperative. The tribes will employ 21 to work with buffalo, beef, hogs and lamb products. Purchase price of the off-reservation plant was $50,000, including five acres of land. Get the Story:
Tribal meat packing plant near Malta to open Aug. 4 (The Great Falls Tribune 7/24)
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