Canada’s manufacturing sector comprises hundreds of specialized branches, ranging from frozen food production to automotive components. Together, they form a major economic engine. For example, here are the annual revenues of some of these subsectors:
At the heart of this vast sector lies meat processing—beef and poultry—one of the largest and most structurally important branches for the national agri-food supply chain. This report is dedicated to that industry, while emphasizing that it exists within an immensely diversified manufacturing ecosystem.
Three indicators summarize the current scale and momentum of the subsector:
Total value of sales made in Canada.
Net profitability achieved despite rising input costs.
Average Expansion Over the Past 5 Years
In the short term, the sector’s growth is expected to slow due to:
Top-performing companies are:
Over the longer term, access to export markets—particularly through recent trade agreements—and the ability to innovate in high-value product lines will determine market share among players.
Three indicators summarize the current scale and momentum of the subsector:
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