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MISSISSAUGA, Ont. 鈥?Maple Leaf Foods Inc. has signed an agreement to buy two poultry plants and associated supply fro
stanley cup m Cericola Farms, a privately held company.The plants are in Bradford, Ont., and Drummondville, Que., and together process a total of about 32 million kilograms of chicken per year.Financial terms
stanley cup of the deal were not immediately available. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cericola specializes in air-chilled processing of antibiotic free and animal by-product free and organic poultry products. Maple Leaf said it has also signed a deal for 100 per cent of the processed chicken from Cericola
stanley sverige primary plant in Schomberg, Ont., and an option to acquire the plant and associated supply in three years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The deal is expected to close in August, subject to normal closing requirements including Competition Bureau review.Companies in this story: TSX:MFI ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Tvyu Rain-swollen river floods house in Sicily, 9 reported killed
While a growing number of places have been closed due to the ongoing pandemic, Guelphs representative at Queens Park is asking for something to reopen.In a letter sent to Premier Doug Ford on Thursday, Guelph MPP and provincial Green Party l
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stanley website It is an essential service and should be included in the agricultural exemption. The reason behind reconsidering the closure of community gardens, Schreiner writes, is food
stanley cup insecurity. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Many individuals and families use community gardens to feed themselves, he wrote. Community gardens also supply fresh produce to support food banks and food security organizations. These are essential activities that should be able to continue with new measures to keep everyone safe. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The provincial Greens have also launched an online petition calling on the Ford government to reopen the gardens, saying the decision hurts tens of thousands of families as well as food banks who rely on gardens for fresh fruit
