Affinor Growers Inc. received a soil removal and deposit permit from the City of Abbotsford to prepare land for its vertical farming project at 34240 Page Road. The permit allows the company to deposit 2,780 cubic metres of soil to level the outdoor area for installing vertical growing towers, supporting expanded strawberry production. This approval, following prior Agricultural Land Commission consent, enables Affinor to advance site preparation while complying with environmental and operational conditions. The permit is valid until March 10, 2027, marking a key step in Affinor's plan to develop efficient, sustainable vertical farming technology for year-round crop cultivation.
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