Canadian rice producer Dainty Foods to build first US manufacturing plant in Ohio
USD150M
Deal Value
Les Aliments Dainty Foods will build its first US manufacturing plant in Batavia, Ohio, with an initial investment of $85 million, leading to a total project investment of up to $150 million over five years.
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Canadian rice and pulse specialist Dainty Foods, with roots stretching back to 1882, is establishing its first US manufacturing plant in Batavia, Ohio. This initial $85 million investment, set to grow to $150 million over five years, marks a significant operational expansion for the Montreal-headquartered firm. The development is backed by its parent, Marseille-based Marbour Group, a diversified industrial player primarily active in food ingredients. This move brings a long-established food producer's direct production capabilities into the US market.
- First US manufacturing plant for Dainty Foods.
- Initial $85M investment, growing to $150M over five years.
- Dainty Foods operating since 1882.
- Backed by Marseille-based Marbour Group, active in food ingredients.
Timeline
Announced
Mar 6, 2026
Signed
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