Government of Canada supports Cintech agroalimentaire in its food processing project
Summary
They seek to innovate to help these businesses become more competitive and grow in a greener world.That is why Annie Koutrakis, Member of Parliament for Vimy and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Tourism and Minister responsible for CED, is today announcing a non-repayable contribution of $1M for Cintech agroalimentaire.Thanks to this CED support, the organization has been able to acquire and install technological equipment to help develop and process new sources of food high in plant proteins and to support the industry as it produces new finished products with added value. That is why the Government of Canada supports organizations such as Cintech agroalimentaire, whose project to guide businesses will help them reduce their environmental footprint, become more competitive, and innovate using clean technologies. The entire team at Cintech agroalimentaire can be proud of this project to acquire digital equipment and provide guidance in the field of food product processing; it is helping to build a better future for coming generations. This major contribution from CED, on top of a total investment of $1.96M by Cintech, enables us to meet the industrial needs of agri-food businesses that want to have access to advanced technologies. In fact, our recent installation in a larger, more modern building is enabling us to enhance accessibility to our technology park and our experts, who play a fundamental role in our new market offering."