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Sunrise Farms投资1亿加元，在伍德斯托克建一座全新的现代化加工厂 ...
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Sunrise Farms将在安大略省伍德斯托克市投资1亿美元兴建家禽加工厂
这座占地15.5万平方英尺的新工厂将创造100个就业岗位，并促进供应链发展。
来源：Global Ag Media 2026年6月9日
安大略省政府宣布，加拿大家族式家禽公司Sunrise Farms将投资超过1亿美元，在安大略省伍德斯托克市兴建一座新的家禽加工厂。
政府表示，这座占地15.5万平方英尺的工厂将成为加拿大技术最先进的家禽加工厂之一。投产后，该工厂将提升Sunrise Farms的加工能力，扩大从安大略省农场的采购量，并促进农村社区的经济增长。该项目将在伍德斯托克创造100个新的就业岗位，并为全省现有的248个岗位提供支持。
“该项目是Sunrise历史上规模最大的绿地投资项目，”Sunrise Farms首席执行官David Shoore表示，“新设施建成后，将使Sunrise能够有效应对安大略省乃至全国范围内对Sargent Farms品牌清真认证产品日益增长的需求。”
一旦Sunrise Farms获得加拿大食品检验局颁发的联邦许可证，便可将Sargent Farms品牌产品的分销范围扩大到省际和地区。
安大略省将通过安大略投资基金为该项目提供高达400万加元的资金支持。
安大略省欢迎1亿加元投资农业食品行业
2026年5月20日
Sunrise Farms的扩建项目将在牛津郡创造100个新的就业岗位，并增强安大略省的农业食品加工能力。
伍德斯托克——安大略省政府欢迎加拿大家族式家禽企业Sunrise Farms投资超过1亿加元，在伍德斯托克建造一座全新的现代化加工厂。此次重大扩建巩固了该公司在加拿大家禽行业的强大基础，同时通过在伍德斯托克创造100个高薪就业岗位，并支持安大略省现有的248个工作岗位，增强了该省农业食品供应链的韧性、竞争力和自给自足能力。 “安大略省世界一流的农产品加工业是我们经济的基石，因此，省政府致力于提升其长期竞争力和韧性，”经济发展、就业创造和贸易部长维克·费德利 (Vic Fedeli) 表示。“随着对安大略省制造产品的需求不断增长，Sunrise Farms 的投资将为我们的国内供应链增加关键的加工能力，为安大略省的工人、农民和供应商创造新的机遇。”
通过这项投资，Sunrise Farms 将建设加拿大技术最先进的家禽加工厂之一，同时保持高标准的食品安全和环境要求。这座占地 15.5 万平方英尺的新工厂投入运营后，将显著提升公司的加工能力，增加从安大略省农场的采购量，并支持农村社区的经济增长。
“安大略省的农产品加工业是经济的强劲引擎，创造了 520 亿加元的 GDP，并为全省九分之一的人口提供了就业机会，”农业、食品和农业综合企业部长特雷弗·琼斯 (Trevor Jones) 表示。 “Sunrise Farms此次对加工能力的重大投资将有助于确保安大略省继续保持全球食品生产领先地位，同时创造就业机会，并增强安大略省的食品独立性。”
Sunrise Farms获得加拿大食品检验局颁发的联邦许可证后，将能够扩大其Sargent Farms品牌产品的分销范围，覆盖省内和地区，为安大略省制造的产品在加拿大各地开拓新的市场机遇。为支持这项投资，安大略省将通过“安大略投资基金”提供高达400万加元的资金。
“我们很高兴能够通过在安大略省扩大业务来继续发展壮大，”Sunrise Farms首席执行官David Shoore表示。“该项目是Sunrise历史上规模最大的新建投资项目。新工厂建成后，将使Sunrise能够有效应对安大略省乃至全国范围内对Sargent Farms品牌清真认证产品日益增长的需求。预计该项目将为该地区带来巨大的经济效益，并巩固安大略省的食品体系。”
面对全球经济的不确定性，安大略省政府继续履行其保护安大略省工人和企业的职责，通过减税、简化行政审批流程以及营造有利于企业投资和发展的环境来实现这一目标。自2018年以来，安大略省已吸引超过2220亿加元的投资，并创造了100万个新的就业岗位。
简要信息
Sunrise Farms成立于1983年，是一家家族拥有并经营的加拿大企业，在安大略省、曼尼托巴省、阿尔伯塔省和不列颠哥伦比亚省拥有约3600名员工。
安大略省是加拿大最大的食品加工省份，也是北美前四大食品加工省份之一。对食品和农产品加工的投资通过强化国内供应链，增强了安大略省的食品安全和出口能力，这些供应链支持着全省超过5万个农场和5400多个食品饮料生产基地。
仅在2025年，安大略省就吸引了超过13亿加元的农产品加工投资，创造了数百个新的就业岗位，并增强了先进制造业的能力。
2024年，安大略省的鸡肉和火鸡生产商为安大略省的农业食品价值链（从农场到餐桌）贡献了31亿加元的直接GDP，并创造了超过52,000个直接就业岗位。
自成立以来，安大略省投资局（Invest Ontario）已宣布企业投资139亿加元，并在全省范围内创造了超过12,600个就业岗位。
引述
“今天的公告是对牛津市、我们当地劳动力以及安大略省农业食品行业的重大认可。Sunrise Farms的投资将有助于创造新的就业机会，增强我们当地的经济实力，并支持我们社区食品加工和农业的长期发展。我要感谢Sunrise Farms对我们社区的持续投入以及他们对牛津市未来的信心。”
——厄尼·哈德曼（Ernie Hardeman）
省议员，牛津选区
“我们很高兴欢迎Sunrise Farms来到伍德斯托克。他们的巨额投资表明了
“该项目为我们的城市带来了诸多机遇，并将创造新的就业机会，增强我们的经济实力，并支持我们地区经济的支柱——农民。该项目体现了我们致力于经济多元化的决心，我们感谢省级合作伙伴帮助我们将这项投资引入伍德斯托克市。它与伍德斯托克完美契合，也是我们城乡优势携手合作，共同为加拿大提供粮食的有力例证。”
——杰瑞·阿奇奥内
伍德斯托克市市长
“Sunrise Farms的扩张体现了安大略省农产品加工业的实力，以及省政府对企业发展的支持。通过帮助Sunrise进行劳动力规划、对接合作伙伴以及申请政府项目，安大略省投资局为此次扩张提供了必要的支持。我们很高兴能够支持Sunrise发展业务，并为安大略省的粮食安全和农村经济增长做出贡献。”
——哈瓦尔·纳西姆
安大略省投资局首席执行官
Sunrise Farms to build $100M poultry plant in Woodstock, Ont.
New 155,000-sq.-ft. facility to create 100 jobs, boost supply chain
By: Global Ag Media 9 June 2026
https://www.thepoultrysite.com/news/2026/06/sunrise-farms-to-build-100m-poultry-plant-in-woodstock-ont
The Ontario government is welcoming a $100-million-plus investment from Sunrise Farms, a family-owned Canadian poultry company, to build a new processing facility in Woodstock, Ont., the government announced.
The 155,000-sq.-ft. facility will be one of the most technologically advanced poultry processing plants in Canada, the government said. Once operational, it will increase the company's processing capacity, expand procurement from Ontario farms and support economic growth in rural communities. The project will create 100 new jobs in Woodstock and support 248 existing positions across the province.
"This project represents the largest greenfield investment in Sunrise's history," said David Shoore, CEO of Sunrise Farms. "Upon completion, the new facility will enable Sunrise to respond effectively to increasing demand for Sargent Farms branded halal certified products throughout Ontario and nationwide."
Once Sunrise Farms receives its federal licence from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, it will be able to expand distribution of its Sargent Farms branded products across provincial and territorial borders.
Ontario is supporting the project with up to $4 million through the Invest Ontario Fund.
Ontario Welcomes $100 Million Investment in the Agri-food Sector
Sunrise Farms' expansion will create 100 new jobs in Oxford County and strengthen Ontario’s agri-food processing capacity.
WOODSTOCK — The Ontario government is welcoming an investment of over $100 million from Sunrise Farms, a family-owned Canadian poultry business, to build a new state-of-the-art processing facility in Woodstock. This major expansion builds on the company’s strong foundation in the Canadian poultry industry, while strengthening the resilience, competitiveness and self-reliance of the province’s agri-food supply chain by creating 100 new, good-paying jobs in Woodstock and supporting 248 existing positions across Ontario.
“Ontario’s world-class agri-food sector serves as a cornerstone of our economy, which is why our government is fostering its long-term competitiveness and resilience,” said Vic Fedeli, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade. “As demand for Ontario-made products rises, Sunrise Farms’ investment will add critical processing capacity to our domestic supply chain, creating new opportunities for Ontario workers, farmers and suppliers.”
With this investment, Sunrise Farms will develop one of the most technologically advanced poultry processing facilities in Canada, while maintaining high food-safety and environmental standards. Once operational, the new, 155,000-square-foot facility will significantly enhance the company’s processing capacity, increase procurement from Ontario farms and support economic growth across rural communities.
“Ontario’s agri-food sector is an economic powerhouse, generating $52 billion in GDP and employing 1 in 9 people across the province,” said Trevor Jones, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness. “This significant investment by Sunrise Farms to expand their processing capacity will help ensure our province remains a global leader in food production while creating jobs and strengthening Ontario’s food independence.”
Upon receiving its federal license from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Sunrise Farms will also be positioned to expand the distribution of its Sargent Farms branded products across provincial and territorial borders, unlocking new market opportunities for Ontario-made goods across Canada. In support of this investment, Ontario is providing up to $4 million in funding through the Invest Ontario Fund.
“We are pleased to continue our growth by expanding our operations within Ontario,” said David Shoore, CEO, Sunrise Farms. “This project represents the largest greenfield investment in Sunrise's history. Upon completion, the new facility will enable Sunrise to respond effectively to increasing demand for Sargent Farms branded halal certified products throughout Ontario and nationwide. This development is expected to deliver substantial economic benefits to the region and reinforce Ontario's food system.”
In the face of global economic uncertainty, the government continues to deliver on its mandate to protect Ontario workers and businesses by lowering taxes, reducing red tape and fostering the conditions for companies to invest and grow. Since 2018, Ontario has attracted over $222 billion in investments, supporting the creation of one million new jobs.
Quick Facts
- Founded in 1983, Sunrise Farms is a family-owned and operated Canadian businesses employing approximately 3,600 workers across Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia.
- Ontario is the largest food processor in Canada and a top four jurisdiction in North America. Investments in food and agri-processing strengthen Ontario’s food security and export capacity by reinforcing domestic supply chains that support over 50,000 farms and more than 5,400 food and beverage manufacturing locations across the province.
- In 2025 alone, Ontario attracted more than $1.3 billion in agri-food manufacturing investments, supporting hundreds of new jobs and strengthening advanced manufacturing capabilities.
- In 2024, Ontario’s chicken and turkey producers supported $3.1 billion in direct GDP and more than 52,000 direct jobs across Ontario’s agri-food value chain from farm to fork.
- Since its inception, Invest Ontario has announced $13.9 billion in investments by companies, resulting in the creation of more than 12,600 jobs across the province.
Quotes
"Today’s announcement is a major endorsement of Oxford, our local workforce, and Ontario’s agri-food sector. Sunrise Farms’ investment will help create new jobs, strengthen our local economy, and support long-term growth in food processing and agriculture right here in our community. I want to thank Sunrise Farms for their continued commitment to our community and their confidence in the future of Oxford."
- Ernie Hardeman
MPP, Oxford"We’re excited to welcome Sunrise Farms to Woodstock. Their significant investment shows the advantages our city offers and will bring new jobs, strengthen our economy, and support the farmers who are the backbone of our region. This project reflects our commitment to diversifying our economy, and we’re grateful to our provincial partners for helping bring this investment to our city. It’s a perfect fit for Woodstock and a powerful example of our rural and urban strengths working together to help feed Canada."
- Jerry Acchione
Mayor of Woodstock"Sunrise Farms’ expansion reflects the strength of Ontario’s agri-food processing sector and the province’s commitment to supporting companies as they grow. By helping Sunrise navigate workforce planning, connect with partners and access government programs, Invest Ontario provided the support needed to move this expansion forward. We are pleased to support Sunrise as it grows its operations and contributes to Ontario’s food security and rural economic growth."
- Khawar Nasim
CEO, Invest Ontario
