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A FRESH-FOODS PROCESSING facility operated by Retail Business Services, a services company of Ahold Delhaize USA,, began operation this week in the Quonset Business Park. / COURTESY RETAIL BUSINESS SERVICES

Infinity Fresh Kitchen facility opens in Quonset

Food & Agriculture 10/16/2019

NORTH KINGSTOWN – Retail Business Services, a services company of Ahold Delhaize USA, has launched its Infinity Fresh Kitchen operation in the Quonset Business...

Ahold Delhaize company purchases yet-to-be-launched food-processing plant at Quonset

Economic Activity 07/16/2019

NORTH KINGSTOWN – Infinity Fresh Kitchen, an Ahold Delhaize USA company, has purchased a food-processing facility at Quonset Business Park at 320 Commerce Park...

THE R.I. COMMERCE CORP. has approved $14.66 million in incentives over 10 years for four companies, which Commerce RI expects will add $118 million in new revenue for the state over 15 years. Above, Jesse Saglio, the chief operating officer and president of R.I. Commerce Corp, at left, and Gov. Gina M. Raimondo, at a recent meeting of the Commerce board. / PBN FILEPHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Commerce RI authorizes $14.7M in incentives for companies’ expansion, relocation plans

Economic Activity 05/21/2018

PROVIDENCE – State officials authorized up to $14,655,000 in incentives Monday intended to attract two new companies to Rhode Island and encourage two existing...

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