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Randy Edwards uses a pair of screens Friday to monitor the packaging of Kracklin' Kamut Brand Wheat Snacks in Big Sandy. The screens display information to show the weight of each package, as well as the progress of each batch of snacks. A state grant will help the local company expand its production and take its marketing across the country and around the world.
Editor's note: This version corrects that Big Sandy Organics is taking new orders but Montana Hammer Knives has stopped taking new orders at the moment due to a backlog of orders.
A locally owned and operated business that started five years ago is nearly doubling its workforce and looking to start selling products all across the world.
"Should be a hopefully busy year," Big Sandy Organics General Manager Thomas Dilworth said. "(It's) been about two years getting to this place and we're hoping that this is the year that it kind of breaks free."
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