Saskatchewan Processed Foods & Agri-based Products Grants & Funding
5 active processed foods & agri-based products programs for farmers in Saskatchewan.
Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI)
Provides $1 billion over 3 years to help small and medium-sized enterprises impacted by tariffs boost productivity, cut costs, build resilient supply chains and reach new markets.
Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund (SAIF)
Research and development funding program providing non-repayable grants up to $450,000 to accelerate commercialization of technological innovations in Saskatchewan's core sector…
Saskatchewan LEAN Improvements in Manufacturing (SLIM)
Provides funding assistance to agri-businesses for adoption of best practices, new technologies and processes that improve productivity, efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emi…
Agtech Growth Fund (AGF)
R&D funding program providing non-repayable grants up to $450,000 to accelerate commercialization of agricultural technology innovations led by Saskatchewan-based organizations.
Product Development Program
Provides funding for prototype and product development services to food, beverage and other agri-processing value-added companies in Saskatchewan.
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What processed foods & agri-based products grants are available in Saskatchewan?
We currently track 5 active processed foods & agri-based products funding programs for Saskatchewan, listed on this page. Each links to the official program page where you apply.
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