Bartek breaks ground on $175M facility
By Food in Canada Staff
Business Operations Ingredients & Additives Bartek Ingredients
Tim Larson (Bartek), Minister Neil Lumsden, MP Chad Collins, Minister Lisa Thompson, Hamid Goli (Bartek), Jose Kafie (Bartek), John Burrows (Bartek), Jim Vincent (Bartek), Steven Chambers (Bartek), Minister Vic Fedeli. (CNW Group/Bartek Ingredients Inc.) Bartek Ingredients breaks ground on a $175 million malic and fumaric acid production facility in Stoney Creek, Ont. The new plant will be one of the world’s largest malic and fumaric acid production facilities.
“We are thrilled to be breaking ground on our new facility which will set a new global benchmark for safety, efficiency, and environmental performance,” said John Burrows, CEO and president, Bartek. “We are pleased to be investing in the community of Stoney Creek and proud to play an integral part in supporting local industries and the local economy. We are thankful for our partnerships with the provincial and federal government and Environment Hamilton and their support and guidance throughout the process.”
The facility will double Bartek’s production capacity. It is expected to be fully operational at the beginning of 2024.
Neil Lumsden, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport and Member of Provincial Parliament for Hamilton East; Victor Fedeli, Minister of Economic Development and Trade; Lisa Thompson, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs; and Chad Collins, Member of Federal Parliament for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek, attended the groundbreaking ceremony.
Bartek’s ingredients are used in many applications, including baked goods and snacks, beverages, confectionery, sauces, and supplements.
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