Key Takeaways
- Windset Farms® has announced a new 38-acre expansion at its Delta, British Columbia facility, increasing its total lit greenhouse production to 85 acres and conventional production to 45 acres.
- Upon completion in summer 2026, the company plans to add another 38 acres in 2027, bringing the Delta site to a total of 168 acres.
- The new expansion features advanced climate automation, nutrient recapture, and water recycling systems to improve sustainability and resource efficiency.
- Supported by its partner grower network in Mexico and British Columbia and a 168-acre facility in Santa Maria, California, Windset will further strengthen its year-round North American supply network.
- The project underscores Windset’s commitment to sustainable production, consistency, and quality across all of its greenhouse-grown produce.
Windset Farms Advances Sustainable Greenhouse Expansion in Delta, BC
Windset Farms® has announced a new phase of expansion at its Delta, British Columbia facility, adding 38 acres of ultra-lit greenhouse production. The development will increase the company’s total lit growing area to 85 acres, alongside 45 acres of conventional, non-lit greenhouse operations.
A further 38-acre addition is planned for 2027, which would bring the total acreage at the Delta site to 168 acres. Construction is currently underway, with the first planting expected in late summer 2026.
Expansion Focused on Efficiency and Resource Management
The new facility will incorporate automated climate management systems, water processing and recycling, and nutrient recapture technologies designed to improve operational efficiency and reduce resource consumption. These systems aim to optimize production while minimizing environmental impact.
Broader North American Operations For Windset Farms
In addition to the Delta expansion, Windset Farms operates a 168-acre greenhouse in Santa Maria, California, and maintains a network of partner growers in Mexico and British Columbia. Together, these facilities contribute to the company’s ability to supply produce across Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest throughout the year.
Timeline and Market Context
The expansion is part of a broader trend in the greenhouse sector toward scaling controlled-environment production to address year-round demand for fresh produce. Once completed, the additional acreage is expected to enhance production capacity for tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers, supporting continued growth in regional markets.
Windset Farms stated that the development will help strengthen its fulfillment capabilities and operational reliability across its North American network.
