A Resolution encouraging the Department of Community and Economic Development to partner with the private sector and tourism promotion entities to establish and promote a Pennsylvania Sweet and Salty Trail to honor and recognize the importance and value of the confectionery, snack food, food manufacturing and agricultural industries in this great Commonwealth.
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Overview
This resolution encourages the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development to create and promote a ‘Pennsylvania Sweet and Salty Trail.’ The goal is to highlight the state’s significant confectionery, snack food, food manufacturing, and agricultural industries, which contribute substantially to the economy and tourism. The trail would recognize the importance of these industries and their impact on Pennsylvania’s economy and heritage.
Key provisions
- Encourages the Department of Community and Economic Development to partner with private sector and tourism entities.
- Aims to establish and promote a ‘Pennsylvania Sweet and Salty Trail.’
- Recognizes the importance of confectionery, snack food, food manufacturing, and agricultural industries.
- Highlights Pennsylvania’s role as the snack food capital of the world.
- Acknowledges the industries’ contribution to Pennsylvania’s economy, jobs, and tourism revenue.
- Recognizes the interconnectedness of Pennsylvania’s economy and the role of various sectors.
- Supports small businesses and graduates from Pennsylvania colleges and universities.
- Celebrates Pennsylvania’s commitment to quality products and food safety.
Who is affected
- Department of Community and Economic Development
- Private sector businesses
- Tourism promotion entities
- Confectionery, snack food, and food manufacturing industries
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Christine Tartaglione
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