Capital Corporation
RANKIN’S MEAT MARKET
6th Congressional District FINANCE FUND CAPITAL CORPORATION A New Meat Market Brings Top Quality, Fresh Meats to (FCAP) INVESTMENT IMPACT: Columbiana • Created 3 new, full-time positions The mission of Rankin’s Meat Market is to provide consumers with the freshest, top quality, best tasting, and healthiest meats • Provides healthy, affordable, locally grown on the market, while providing the best and friendliest service in meats and cheeses with excellent customer town. The meats include Certified Hereford Beef as well as local service beef, pork and veal, domestic lamb and goat, and a variety of other meats. The poultry is exclusively Gerber Chicken, all raised in Kidron, Ohio. The seafood consists of a variety of fish, shrimp, lobster, crabs, clams, and mussels from a local distributor and the delicatessen are items from Walnut Creek and Troyer Cheese, both located in Amish country of Ohio.
Terry Rankin has been a meat cutter for 16 years. He has extensive experience in managing meat departments. His family- owned business will provide a wide variety of fresh meats, poultry, seafood, and delicatessen items to the residents of Columbiana and surrounding areas and will also serve as a supplier to local restaurants.
Rankin’s Meat Market sought financing from Finance Fund Capital Corporation (FCAP) for its small business. FCAP provided an SBA Community Advantage loan in the amount of $142,000 RANKIN’S MEAT MARKET, LLC for leasehold improvements, equipment, working capital and inventory. With this investment, Rankin’s Meat Market created 3 new, full-time jobs. 111 South Main Street Columbiana, OH 44408 With competitors including local grocery stores, big box retailers and other butcher shops, Rankin’s Meat Market establishes its appeal by building relationships with each customer and providing top quality, local meats and cheeses. About Healthy Food for Ohio (HFFO)
The HFFO program provides flexible financing to fund costs associated with land acquisition, predevelopment, construction, equipment, infrastructure and related expenses. Financing can be used for capital projects to build new healthy food retail or expand existing facilities in underserved areas. A wide range of projects are eligible for funding including: grocery chains, individual grocery stores, neighborhood food stores, co-ops and other food projects such as farmers’ markets and food hubs.
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