Windset Farms begins planting in a new 38-acre ultra-lit greenhouse in Delta, British Columbia
Windset Farms is beginning planting in its new 38-acre ultra-bright greenhouse in Delta, British Columbia, marking another milestone in the company's continued investment in controlled-environment agriculture.
“As our platform continues to grow, so does our ability to deliver premium quality, flavor, consistency, service and year-round supply our customers expect from Windset Farms.”
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Windset Farms is beginning planting in its new 38-acre ultra-bright greenhouse in Delta, British Columbia, marking another milestone in the company's continued investment in controlled-environment agriculture.
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New greenhouse facilities with ultra-bright lighting in western North America. This additional capacity enhances the company's ability to provide its customers with a consistent supply of premium, greenhouse-grown vegetables year-round.
With the addition of this new infrastructure, the industry leader now owns and operates 298 acres of greenhouse production in Canada and the United States. Together with trusted grower partners in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, the company continues to expand its greenhouse platform in North America, supplying greenhouse-grown tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and specialty vegetables. "Planting is one of the most exciting moments in any greenhouse project," said Steven Newell, president and CEO of Windset Farms.
"It represents the transition from vision to production and reflects our continued commitment to investing in our business, our people, and our customers."
Windset Farms sets the standard for innovation in greenhouses.
Designed specifically for year-round production, the new ultra-bright greenhouse incorporates advanced cultivation technology to optimize crop yields, improve operational efficiency, and ensure consistent production. This technology is engineered to deliver the best possible flavor while reducing our environmental impact, reflecting the company's commitment to sustainable, high-quality farming.
“This investment reflects our long-term commitment to the greenhouse industry and the customers we proudly serve,” Newell added. “As our platform continues to grow, so does our ability to deliver the superior quality, flavor, consistency, service, and year-round supply our customers have come to expect from Windset Farms.”
The first harvest is expected to begin in the coming weeks. This contributes to the company's growing presence, with further expansion plans on the horizon.
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