It has donated $300,000 to the city to clean up part of the
site it wants to be designated by the city and the state as an area that
qualifies for tax breaks.
The company has four plants operating at capacity in the
area. It specializes in ground beef, steaks, pork, poultry and seafood.
It says the $30 million it would invest
in a new plant would open up 100 jobs.
