FedNor funds will enable the Northern Ontario Agri-Food Pavilion, which allows close to 50 regional businesses to attend the 2024 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
Northern Ontario businesses got Federal government help this week to participate in the world's largest indoor agri-food exhibition.
The funding will allow Economic Partners Sudbury East/West Nipissing Inc. to host close to 50 Northern Ontario agri-food and services businesses at the annual global event. And: Northern Ontario Agri-Food Pavilion opens at Royal Agricultural Winter Fair "As a result of their participation in the Pavilion, exhibitors experience many benefits including increased sales, new customers, growth opportunities, and new partnerships and collaborations," says a release. "This strategic initiative will help strengthen and grow Northern Ontario businesses while enabling them to expand outside of the region.
“FedNor's investment in the Northern Ontario Agri-Food Pavilion helps businesses in the north find new markets so they can continue to grow. Supporting the success of our agri-food businesses ensures that the great products we love remain available to us and that the rest of the world has an opportunity to discover some of the many treasures here in our region,” explained Serre.
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