Federal investments will help nine projects increase productivity, contribute to food security, embrace technology, and build Manitoba businesses
Manufacturing is a key driver of Manitoba's economy. By adopting new technologies and processes, this keystone industry is innovating and supporting Canada's long-term growth while creating well-paying jobs here at home and improved food security internationally.
Today, the Honourable Eleanor Olszewski, Minister of Emergency Management and Community Resilience and Minister responsible for Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan), announced more than $21 million in federal investments for nine Manitoba-based businesses. These investments will help companies expand, improve productivity, and remain competitive on the global stage.
These investments demonstrate the Government of Canada's commitment to developing Canadian supply chains in one Canadian economy, ensuring a future where Canadians can work, innovate and succeed where they live.
Projects receiving support include:
- PhiBer Manufacturing Inc. is receiving $4.1 million to expand their manufacturing capacity to scale up production of innovative agricultural equipment to meet a growing demand.
- Prairie Fava Ltd. is receiving $1.5 million to support the optimization of their processes and expansion of the grower network to meet the increasing demand for fava beans.
- Decor Cabinets is receiving $3.2 million to increase manufacturing capacity and efficiency to enable Decor to supply new markets, increase market share and grow revenue.
A full listing of all of today's announced projects can be found in the linked backgrounder.
