Pass the KD: Kraft Heinz to invest $250 million in Canadian plant
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Pass the KD: Kraft Heinz to invest $250 million in Canadian plant
""This investment underscores our more than 120-year-old commitment to Canada and producing the foods Canadians love right here at home," said Simon Laroche, president of Kraft Heinz Canada."
""This move recognizes the calibre of our highly skilled workforce and the resilience of our food industry," said Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne."
""Our Mont Royal facility plays a vital role in bringing these household staples to tables across the country," Laroche stated."
Kraft Heinz announced a $250 million investment to modernize its Mont Royal factory in Montreal, emphasizing its long-term commitment to Canada. The facility, which employs over half of the company's Canadian workforce, is crucial for producing popular products like Kraft Dinner and Philadelphia Cream Cheese. Federal Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne highlighted the investment's role in securing supply chains and supporting high-quality jobs. This announcement follows similar investments by other companies, including Mars, Inc. and Coca-Cola, indicating a trend of capital investment in Canada's food processing industry.
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