#Danone Invests $40 Million in Canadian Greek Yogurt Plant

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Danone has said it plans to invest C$40m (US$38.5m) in expanding production of Oikos Greek yogurt at its facility in Boucherville in Quebec, Canada. 
The company said it has purchased «leading-edge precision equipment» to give «great versatility» to manufacturing and packaging.
«This investment… reasserts [Danone’s] leadership as the country’s largest yogurt producer,» said Nick Krzyzaniak, president and CEO of Danone in Canada. «Oikos, our Greek yogurt brand, is proof of our desire to give consumers products that are both healthy and delicious: this is why Danone is investing in this star product, this new nutritional trend.»
The investment is supported by Investissement Quebec, which is providing a C$5m interest-free loan, Danone added.
 
Source: Just-Food

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