Welcome to the Alaska Regional Food Business Center!
Alaska’s food systems have the potential to grow stronger and more self-reliant despite our geographic isolation and supply chain vulnerabilities. The Alaska Regional Food Business Center is dedicated to helping farm and food businesses grow and connect with local and regional markets through technical assistance, business builder awards, and networking opportunities. These opportunities expand access to food and economic opportunities across all Alaskan communities.
Link to: Events
RFBC Events
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RFBC Partners
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Resources
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RFBC in Alaska
How we are working with and for Alaskans
Link to: Technical Assistance Webinars
RFBC Webinars
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Technical Assistance
Learn more about our Technical Assistance Programs
Business Builder
Capacity building grants for business growth
Our Network
Connect across the state for opportunities
Alaska’s Regional Food Business Center – Theory of Change
Alaska’s Regional Food Business Center (RFBC) aims to enhance the state’s food systems by expanding economic opportunities and fostering self-reliance despite geographic and supply chain challenges. Aligned with the Alaska Food Policy Council’s (AFPC) mission and values, RFBC provides technical assistance, capacity building through grants, and network building across our food systems. Our vision is to grow our food economy, increase collaboration, and improve access to nutritious food. Ultimately the Alaska RFBC will help create well-supported, cooperative, and sustainable food systems that ensure all Alaskans have access to food and economic opportunities.
USDA Statement
Support for the Islands and Remote Areas Regional Food Business Center comes from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service Regional Food Business Centers Program. The 12 USDA Regional Food Business Centers support all 50 U.S. States and Territories and are inclusive of all types of agricultural products produced locally or regionally.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender. For information, refer to the USDA Non-Discrimination Statement.