, Barry Callebaut expands into Canada The chocolate maker is expanding its production facility in Canada for about $70 million. Published: 08.12.2022, 07:33 By the end of the 2022/23 financial year on August 31, 2023, investments will be made in production lines for liquid chocolate, molding systems and expanded production capabilities for milk-free chocolate. Image: Photopress/AP Photo/Nelson Antoine Barry Callebaut continues to expand in Canada. The world’s largest chocolate company will expand its chocolate factory in Chatham in the province of Ontario for $70 million, it announced in a release Wednesday. By the end of the 2022/23 financial year on August 31, 2023, investments will be made in production lines for liquid chocolate, molding systems and expanded production capabilities for milk-free chocolate. It aims to meet the growing consumer demand for plant-based chocolates. Production of white compound chocolate is to be added in 2023. The expansion of the Chatham plant will create approximately 100 jobs. The Zurich-based group has invested a total of €100 million in the expansion of the plant. Prior to this, $30 million had already been spent on additional liquid chocolate storage capacity in Chatham since 2018. In addition, Barry Callebaut announced in late July that it would be building a new factory in Brantford, also in Ontario. The company wants to invest $104 million in this plant. awp found fault?Report now. stock alert From ABB to Züblin – you’ll receive an email as soon as there’s a new article about a company of your choice. To use this service, you must login or register. 0 comments Alec WoodsDevoted web advocate. Bacon scholar. Internet lover. Passionate twitteraholic. Unable to type with boxing gloves on. Lifelong beer fanatic.
, Barry Callebaut expands into Canada The chocolate maker is expanding its production facility in Canada for about $70 million. Published: 08.12.2022, 07:33 By the end of the 2022/23 financial year on August 31, 2023, investments will be made in production lines for liquid chocolate, molding systems and expanded production capabilities for milk-free chocolate. Image: Photopress/AP Photo/Nelson Antoine Barry Callebaut continues to expand in Canada. The world’s largest chocolate company will expand its chocolate factory in Chatham in the province of Ontario for $70 million, it announced in a release Wednesday. By the end of the 2022/23 financial year on August 31, 2023, investments will be made in production lines for liquid chocolate, molding systems and expanded production capabilities for milk-free chocolate. It aims to meet the growing consumer demand for plant-based chocolates. Production of white compound chocolate is to be added in 2023. The expansion of the Chatham plant will create approximately 100 jobs. The Zurich-based group has invested a total of €100 million in the expansion of the plant. Prior to this, $30 million had already been spent on additional liquid chocolate storage capacity in Chatham since 2018. In addition, Barry Callebaut announced in late July that it would be building a new factory in Brantford, also in Ontario. The company wants to invest $104 million in this plant. awp found fault?Report now. stock alert From ABB to Züblin – you’ll receive an email as soon as there’s a new article about a company of your choice. To use this service, you must login or register. 0 comments
