Today, at Ottawa Valley Grain Products, FedDev Ontario recognized eight food manufacturers across southern Ontario that are adopting modern equipment and expanding their operations with federal support. By expanding production capabilities and adopting new cutting-edge equipment, these companies are meeting growing demand for quality food products and laying the foundation for future success. News Release: https://ow.ly/gl3G50SrZAj *************************************************************** Aujourd’hui, à Ottawa Valley Grain Products, FedDev Ontario a souligné les efforts de huit fabricants de produits alimentaires du Sud de l’Ontario qui adoptent des équipements modernes et développent leurs activités avec l’aide du gouvernement fédéral. En augmentant leurs capacités de production et en adoptant de nouveaux équipements de pointe, ces entreprises répondent à la demande croissante de produits alimentaires de qualité et jettent les bases de leur réussite future. Communiqué de presse : https://ow.ly/yokj50SrZCf
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