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Eco Guardian received $1.5 million from the Ontario government's AMIC program to expand its Aurora, Ontario manufacturing operations for paper-based foodservice packaging, with capacity of 2 billion cups and containers annually and up to 40 new jobs.
Massilly North America will invest C$85 million to establish a new metal can manufacturing facility in Brantford, Ontario, with new production lines, creating 50 new jobs and sustaining 228 existing jobs. The Ontario government is providing C$5 million in funding.
Massilly North America will invest $85 million in a new facility in Brantford, Ontario, to produce food cans with coil cutting and three-piece can lines. The project creates 50 new jobs and sustains 228 existing ones, with $5 million in support from the Ontario government.
Hanon Systems announced a new plant in Woodbridge, Ontario, to produce electric scroll compressors for hybrid and battery electric vehicles, with capacity of up to 900,000 units annually and about 300 planned jobs. Production is expected to start in the first half of 2025.
Premier Doug Ford directed the LCBO in a letter to launch a new tender process limited to Ontario suppliers for paper bags, after an earlier contract was awarded to a Quebec producer.
AMD Medicom announced a new subsidiary, Manikheir Canada, to produce nitrile gloves in London, Ontario. The investment is over CAD 120 million and is expected to create 145 direct jobs, backed by an Ontario government purchasing commitment.
Tempo Plastics Ltd. is in the midst of a $14.4 million upgrade and expansion of its flexible packaging business in Innisfil, Ontario, which includes a new printing press and transformer, supported by a $2.2 million interest-free loan from the Province of Ontario announced July 23, 2021.
Frulact Canada Inc. established a 58,000-square-foot research and development and food processing facility in Kingston, Ontario, supported by up to C$6 million from federal and provincial governments and creating up to 55 jobs.
The Province of Ontario is partnering with Sleeman Breweries to create 15 new jobs and retain 412 positions in Guelph. The brewery is expanding its packaging capabilities and upgrading equipment with support from the Southwestern Ontario Development Fund, announced on 2018-03-13.
Triangle Fluid Controls is launching a C$1.86 million expansion at its Belleville, Ontario plant, adding 12,600 sq ft of floor space and new production and lab testing equipment, and expects to create 10 jobs over three years.
