Supply Management Processing Investment Fund
Government of Canada, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Overview
Receive cost-sharing funding for your for-profit organization in the supply-managed sectors to invest in your processing facilities to improve productivity and/or efficiency through the acquisition of new automated equipment and technology.
At a glance
| Categories | grant |
|---|---|
| Funding | $10,000,000 |
| Status | Accepting applications |
| Region | ALL |
| Sectors | research |
Eligibility and requirements
Money Maximum: $10 million for dairy processors Maximum: $5 million to all other eligible applicants listed You Have a for-profit organization, operating as a/an: Dairy processor Poultry Primary processor (chicken and turkey) Poultry Further processor (chicken and turkey) Hatcherie (broiler, egg-type or turkey) Egg grader Egg processor Use this to Automate an existing production process Improve an existing automated or robotic process Purchase a new production line Implement or improve an integrated management software
How Mona Studio helps business owners use this program
Supply Management Processing Investment Fund is one of many Canadian funding options listed in our grant finder. Mona Studio helps research teams translate program requirements into a practical workflow or AI adoption scope for leadership review, grant writers, and lenders. We summarize eligibility and funding here for discovery — confirm all details on the official program website before applying.
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