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The Michigan State University Product Center works with entrepreneurs to grow businesses, create jobs, and strengthen the economic vitality of Michigan communities.

The Michigan State University Product Center works with entrepreneurs to grow businesses, create jobs, and strengthen the economic vitality of Michigan communities. The center connects food entrepreneurs with innovation counselors who offer the latest research, help identify markets, innovate new products and help guide the process from concept to launch.

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