AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNew Business: A new Goffstown wellness center has opened with two custom-built salt caves, adding a local venture near Manchester. Supply Chain: The strike at Pembroke-based Associated Grocers Northeast is disrupting deliveries to independent markets across New England, with smaller stores reporting bare shelves ahead of Thanksgiving. Corporate Moves: Casella is targeting a 26% margin by 2029 while dropping a planned New Hampshire landfill project. Marcus Partners bought a 155,000-square-foot industrial building in Salem, and an Amazon distribution center is underway in Tilton. Investment: New Hampshire received $204 million for a second year of rural health transformation funding; a new Jaffrey solar array is designed to benefit low-income households. A report also points to continued momentum in the state’s life sciences sector, despite slow overall economic growth. Policy: Democrats’ new legislative majority is expected to revive marijuana legalization efforts. Gov. Kelly Ayotte says she’ll seek bipartisan work but opposes tax hikes.
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