Greenville Farmers, Restaurateurs Stress Importance of Immigration Labor

Published: June 5, 2014

Agriculture Hospitality & Tourism Labor-Intensive Industries In the News

GREENVILLE, S.C. – South Carolina farmers are discussing the importance of immigration labor.

The Partnership for a New American Economy and the South Carolina Farm Bureau hosted “Field 2 Fork” in Greenville Thursday. During the event, farmers and restaurateurs demonstrated how agriculture products grown in the Palmetto State travel through the supply chain and end up on your dinner table.

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