Alaska SB67 establishes procurement preferences for agricultural and fisheries products harvested or processed within the state.
Alaska SB67 amends state law to establish procurement preferences for agricultural and fisheries products harvested or processed within the state. The bill mandates that when agricultural products are purchased by the state or a school district receiving state funds, a preference of at least seven percent but not more than 15 percent should be applied to the price of in-state products.
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