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DOGE cuts federal money for upgrades at Velveeta plant in New Ulm

Summary by Star Tribune
Kraft Heinz, the Chicago- and Pittsburgh-based food company in charge of the Minnesota plant that also makes Cheez Whiz, lost a $170 million federal grant to improve energy efficiency at 10 plants nationwide.

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DOGE cuts federal money for upgrades at Velveeta plant in New Ulm

Kraft Heinz, the Chicago- and Pittsburgh-based food company in charge of the Minnesota plant that also makes Cheez Whiz, lost a $170 million federal grant to improve energy efficiency at 10 plants nationwide.

·Minneapolis, United States
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