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Affinor Growers Joins Canadian Hydroponic Association

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Key Takeaways

  • Affinor Growers has officially joined the Canadian Hydroponic Association (CHA).
  • The CHA promotes sustainable, local food production and supports technological innovation.
  • The company sees this membership as timely amid tariff-related uncertainties.
  • The company’s vertical farming technology aligns with national food sovereignty goals.
  • Affinor Growers aims to contribute to resilient, locally grown produce solutions in Canada.

Strengthening Industry Collaboration Through CHA Membership

Affinor Growers Inc. (Profile), a technology-focused agricultural company, has announced its membership in the Canadian Hydroponic Association (CHA). The CHA supports commercial growers by providing resources, facilitating collaboration, and promoting innovation within Canada’s hydroponic and controlled-environment agriculture sectors.

The association’s mission includes enhancing local food production, reducing reliance on imported produce, and encouraging sustainable farming practices. By joining the CHA, Affinor Growers positions itself among Canadian companies working toward redefining agriculture in the country.


Affinor Growers Responding to Market Shifts and Policy Uncertainty

Nick Brusatore, CEO of Affinor Growers, emphasized the importance of this collaboration in the context of recent economic developments: “With the recent implementation and ongoing uncertainty regarding tariffs, the timing for solidarity amongst Canadian businesses and associations couldn’t be better.”

Brusatore added that the company sees an opportunity to address food security and sustainability through its high-output vertical farming technology, which is designed to reduce environmental impact and increase local food availability.


Affinor Growers’ Technology for Local Food Production

The company has developed an indoor vertical growing system engineered to produce high yields while minimizing environmental footprint. The system is intended to help communities grow fresh, nutrient-rich produce year-round and supports Canada’s broader food independence and sustainability objectives.

Membership in the CHA enables the company to connect with other stakeholders, share knowledge, and advocate for forward-looking agricultural policies that align with its goals.

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