Maine, has introduced two pieces of bipartisan federal legislation promoting new markets and research priorities to further support Maine's maple syrup industry. Collins submitted the bills with Sen.

Feb. 4—Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, has introduced two pieces of bipartisan federal legislation promoting new markets and research priorities to further support Maine's maple syrup industry.

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