Kentucky Association of Milk Food & Environmenta

The Plant Mix Asphalt Industry-Ky, based in Frankfort, KY, is a comprehensive resource for all things related to asphalt, offering education, workforce development, and career opportunities in the industry. With a focus on promoting the use of asphalt and supporting its members, the organization provides valuable resources, tools, and networking opportunities for those involved in the asphalt industry in Kentucky. Generated from the website

The Kentucky Malt Beverage Council ( KMBC ) represents the family owned Anheuser-Busch wholesale beer distributors in Kentucky. Our wholesalers directly employ nearly 1, 000 Kentuckians. We make a major impact on the state economy through our purchase and operation of trucks, warehouses, computers, and many other capital items. The KMBC is a critical link in the three-tier system. Wholesalers buy products from the brewers, store it, sell it and deliver it to all licensed retailers:

The Kentucky Rural Broadband Association (KYRBA) is the leading state trade association and advocate for rural broadband providers in Kentucky. Established in 1937, KYRBA has evolved with the telecommunications industry, promoting communication and cooperation among its member companies to improve services and products. With a focus on delivering world-class fiber broadband to rural areas, KYRBA is dedicated to expanding broadband access and closing the digital divide in the Commonwealth. As Kentucky's premier state trade association for rural broadband providers, KYRBA strives to enhance the quality of life and economic opportunities for rural Kentuckians by deploying advanced fiber networks. Through advocacy efforts and collaboration with the Kentucky congressional delegation, KYRBA works to secure universal service funding, contribute to regulatory reform, and ensure broadband grant tax reform. By leveraging technology advancements and addressing the needs of rural communities, KYRBA is committed to bridging the digital divide and fostering growth in Kentucky's rural areas.Generated from the website