PIC in the News

A new project supported by the Protein Industries Supercluster has been announced to help Canadian organic growers and processors by developing a new use for byproducts from the pulse processing industry.

On Tuesday, Protein Industries Canada (PIC) announced its fifth approved Supercluster project.

Protein Industries Supercluster project seeks to find new uses for by-products from processing

It takes hundreds of years to create an inch of topsoil and, over a few windy days, it can blow away.

Regina-based Protein Industries Canada has announced a 9.25 million dollar investment to improve on-farm logistics and food trace-ability.

Protein Industries Canada, in partnership with an industry consortium, has announced an investment of $9.25 million into a project that will help improve on-farm logistics and food traceability through an integrated data platform.

Federal Innovation, Science and Industry Minister Navdeep Bains has announced a new project supported by the Protein Industries Supercluster that will use artificial intelligence tools to make farming more transparent, efficient and profitable.

Project seeks to provide data to back Canada's traceability and sustainability claims

Protein Industries Canada is called the federal government’s first step in expanding the industry in Western Canada

Pitura Seeds of Domain will soon begin supplying western Canadian growers with peas and canola seed to grow crops that could eventually end up in meat and dairy alternative products made by Nestlé, the world’s largest food manufacturer.