Building a Stronger Regional Food Economy | #MPC26 @OneDetroit
Building a Stronger Regional Food Economy | #MPC26  @OneDetroit
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
State and regional leaders discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping Michigan’s food economy — from agriculture and food access to local business growth and regional collaboration. Zoe Clark, Michigan Public Radio Political Director and One Detroit contributor, moderates a conversation focused on strengthening food systems, supporting local producers, and expanding economic opportunity across Michigan communities.

Featuring:

Tim Boring, Director, Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
Katy Trudeau, President & CEO, Eastern Market Partnership

The discussion explores agriculture policy, supply chains, food entrepreneurship, sustainability, regional investment, and the importance of building a resilient and connected food economy.

Watch more coverage from the 2026 Mackinac Policy Conference:
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Mackinac Policy Conference 2026.

Hosted By @DetroitRegionalChamber

Presented by @detroitpbs, @OneDetroit

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