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This solution will degrade bioplastics and transform them, along with food waste, into a soil amendment, reduce reliance on artificial fertilizers, and contribute to a circular food economy.

CFIN's $1,650,820 investment allows the Ottawa-based cleantech company to continue developing their technology for applying enzymes to their FoodCycler system to address plastic waste.

From reading the profiles of our top 10, it’s obvious that all of our recipients have pushed themselves beyond their comfort zones to pursue their dreams.  Here are the top five for 2023.

From reading the profiles of our top 10, it’s obvious that all of our recipients have pushed themselves beyond their comfort zones to pursue their dreams — and they’re seeing their businesses grow as a result. 

Food Cycle Science, Recollective, Fellow and Crypto4A were among the other locally based enterprises to crack professional services firm's latest rankings of top-performing companies.

It’s the first appearance on the list for Noibu, which placed second in OBJ’s fastest-growing companies competition earlier this year.

Burks Falls, Armour and Ryerson are now accepting registrations from residents of the three communities who want to take part in the Food Cycle Science Pilot program.

Burks Falls, Armour and Ryerson are now accepting registrations from residents of the three communities who want to take part in the Food Cycle Science Pilot program.

Lesley Thompson will be leaving the development corporation to join Cornwall-born Food Cycle Science.

Lesley Thompson will be leaving the development corporation to join Cornwall-born Food Cycle Science.