Agrocrop Exports Ltd., based in Bolton, will expand its processing capabilities for private-label ready-to-eat food products with $2.5 million in support. Original Foods Limited in Dunnville will modernize its facility with advanced automated equipment, improving productivity and competitiveness, backed by $2.66 million in funding.
The Eastern Ontario Agri-Food Network, located in L'Orignal, will help small food producers adopt sustainable practices and improve their digital marketing and e-commerce skills with $143,687 in funding. Meanwhile, Vive Crop Protection in Mississauga will enhance its laboratory capabilities, improve testing processes, and increase automation with an investment of $2.3 million.
Markham-based K L Foods Inc., known for its VEL Bars, will receive $1.25 million to upgrade its facility with advanced processing equipment, meeting rising consumer demand for its healthy snack bars. CATTLEytics Inc., a Hamilton company, will use $450,000 to commercialize its AI-driven dairy management platform, helping farmers make efficient decisions and reduce their environmental impact. These investments demonstrate the country’s commitment to strengthening the agri-food industry, fostering innovation, and supporting businesses in adopting modern technologies to remain competitive.