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Mucci Farms secures Greenhill Produce’s 150-acre facility

The first-generation farm will continue to focus on the production of bell peppers

November 16, 2024  By Greenhouse Canada


Mucci Farms has announced the acquisition of Greenhill Produce’s 150-acre greenhouse facility in Kent Bridge, Ontario.Greenhill Produce is a first-generation family farm that aims for a high standard of quality and innovation through their practices and automation.

Mucci Farms has announced the acquisition of Greenhill Produce’s 150-acre greenhouse facility in Kent Bridge, Ontario.

In a recent release, Cox Farms announced the achievement as they have been expanding their acreage through their two brands, BrightFarms and Mucci Farms.

Greenhill Produce is a first-generation family farm that aims for a high standard of quality and innovation through their practices and automation.

Mucci Farms recently also acquired Hacienda Farms, a 160-acre facility in Coatsworth, Ontario.

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Cox Farms has over 650 acres of greenhouses in Canada and the United States, making them the largest owner of greenhouse acreage in North America.

“Seeing Cox Farms become North America’s largest greenhouse operator is a proud moment for us at Cox Enterprises, as it directly aligns with our mission to create lasting, positive impact for our planet and communities,” said Alex Taylor, chairman and chief executive officer of Cox Enterprises, in the release.

“Through innovation and a commitment to sustainability, Cox Farms is not only providing fresh food options to millions but is also setting a powerful example of building a better future in agriculture.”

The Greenhill facility will continue to cultivate bell peppers, while Mucci Farms will continue to produce a variety of crops including peppers, tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers and strawberries.

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“Cox Farms is building a leading indoor farming company in North America, and our brands, BrightFarms and Mucci Farms are a direct reflection of that commitment,” said Steve Bradley, president of Cox Farms, in the release.

“As consumers increasingly seek responsibly grown produce, we are excited to expand our capabilities, bring about efficiencies and reinforce our dedication to providing healthy, fresh food options for generations to come.”

More information on the acquisition can be found here.


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