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Heads of lettuces inside a Hamilton, Ontario greenhouse
Announcement

Hamilton Exploring New Agricultural Grants and Incentives to Support Farm Business Growth

The City of Hamilton is exploring a new Agricultural Community Improvement Plan (CIP) that could provide grants, incentives, and other supports for farm expansion, value-added agriculture, innovation, and business growth. Learn how you can help shape the future of Hamilton's agricultural sector and share your feedback.

In The News

From Steel City to Food Hub: How Hamilton is Building One of Canada’s Most Important Agri-Food Economies

Hamilton’s agri-food and food and beverage processing sector has grown significantly over the past decade, driven by strategic investments in port and logistics infrastructure and targeted economic development efforts. The Port of Hamilton has seen agri-food cargo rise from about 9% to 40% of total volume, alongside major new developments including a sugar refinery, rail transload facility, expanded flour milling operations, and a large-scale acid production plant—highlighting the city’s strengthening role as a food processing and logistics hub.

An aerial view of SucroCan's sugar refinery located at the Port of Hamilton in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Announcement Investment

Port of Hamilton Welcomes New SucroCan Sugar Refinery

Sucro Can Canada has opened a $135-million sugar refinery at the Port of Hamilton, adding major processing capacity and supporting supply chains across Ontario’s food manufacturing sector. The facility strengthens Canada’s agri-food industry and domestic refining capacity.

A block and white Rock and Union t-shirt that replicates a classic band t-shirt
In The News

Rock and Union Spirits: Turning a Hamilton family farm into a one-of-a-kind distillery

Crafting a unique narrative, Brian Burgess transforms family farm

An aerial view of P&H Milling's industrial facility in Hamilton
Investment

P&H Milling Group boosts grain and flour capacity at Hamilton Port

Ontario's food processing sector bolstered in Hamilton

Group photo in front of shipping containers on a cold day at the Hamilton Port
Investment

First containers roll through new rail terminal at Hamilton Port

New intermodal rail service to boost supply chain capacity and reduce emissions