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Business

Nestlé Canada Invests Over $50 Million to Grow and Strengthen Historic Toronto Confectionery Factory

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Major investment expands capacity, adds a new production line, and deepens Nestlé’s commitment to Canadian manufacturing TORONTO, Sept.

16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Nestlé Canada has completed an expansion project valued

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