Gives preferential treatment in state purchasing contracts to Missouri-grown agricultural products

Summary

The bill would make state agencies, schools and local governments give preference to agricultural products grown or produced in Missouri, provided they are available in sufficient quantity, meet quality standards, and cost no more than ten percent above comparable out‑of‑state items. It adds a five‑percent bidding advantage for Missouri products while keeping the normal competitive bidding process. The measure did not pass.

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