Food Processing
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McCain’s largest investment ever will expand potato-processing facility in AlbertaMcCain says the Coaldale expansion will also include wind turbines and solar panels to provide 100 per cent renewable electricity to the facility.EconomyMar 13, 2023
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Italian pasta company Andriani to open production facility in London, Ont.The plan will see Andriani, known for its Biori and Felicia pasta brands, construct a 50,000 sq. ft. facility dedicated to manufacturing allergen and gluten-free pastas.EconomyFeb 15, 2023
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B.C. government promising help to local food producers amid cost pressuresThe cost of meat has gone up more than 7.5 per cent in Canada over the past year and increases are higher than expected for staffing, transportation and packaging costs.EconomyDec 30, 2022
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COVID-19: Cargill reopens following 2nd largest workplace outbreak in London, Ont.Cargill halted production at its facility in east London, Ont., last week after dozens of employees tested positive for COVID-19.HealthApr 23, 2021
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Union wants better protections, pandemic pay reinstated for Alberta meat plant, grocery store workersA union that represents 32,000 Alberta workers, mainly in food processing and retail sectors, is calling for enhanced safety protections and the return of pandemic pay premiums for essential workers.EconomyNov 4, 2020
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Mayor, JBS Food confirm COVID-19 cases at another Alberta meat-packing plantA beef-processing plant in Brooks is dealing with an unspecified number of novel coronavirus cases.EconomyApr 16, 2020
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Metro Edmonton regional board to tackle agriculture preservationMayors from Metro Edmonton have launched a newly approved Edmonton Metropolitan Region Growth Plan. They've set their first priority: agriculture.EconomyJul 18, 2018
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Alberta government invests in Leduc facility to help agriculture industryThe Alberta government is investing $10 million to expand its food-processing and business-development facility.EconomyJun 14, 2016
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TFW program backlash complicating food-processing labour shortage: industry groupOfficials say the backlash against the temporary foreign worker program has made Ottawa leery of finding a new way for the food-processing sector to get the people it needs to fill vacant jobs.CanadaJun 12, 2015
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