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J.D. Irving

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    J.D. Irving, Limited is a diversified family-owned Canadian company with operations in Canada and the United States.

    Activities include:
     
    • Agriculture
    • Construction & Equipment
    • Consumer Products
    • Energy
    • Food
    • Forestry & Forestry Products
    • Retail & Distribution
    • Shipbuilding & Industrial Fabrication
    • Transportation & Logistics
    J.D. Irving was founded in 1882 and currently employs 15000 people.
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    News for this Company

    Cavendish Farms opens Potato Research Centre in New Annan, PEI
    September 19, 2020

    Cavendish Farms opens Potato Research Centre in New Annan, PEI

    Cavendish Farms’ new Potato Research Centre in New Annan, Prince Edward Island officially opened on September 17, 2020 with a ribbon cutting with Dennis King, Premier of Prince Edward Island, and company officials.
    Frozen Potato Processing Plant of Cavendish Farms in Alberta oficially open
    October 03, 2019

    Frozen Potato Processing Plant of Cavendish Farms in Alberta officially open

    Cavendish Farms’ newest plant is officially open for business. The announcement was made at a ceremony held today at the new Lethbridge frozen potato processing facility.
    Cavendish Farms to open Potato Research Centre in Prince Edward Island
    August 05, 2019

    Cavendish Farms to open Potato Research Centre in Prince Edward Island

    Canadian potato processing company Cavendish Farms, a subsidiary of J.D. Irving, announced last week that it will build a new potato research and plant breeding centre in New Annan, Prince Edward Island.
    Potato Processor Cavendish Farms imports millions of pounds of potatoes to P.E.I.
    February 04, 2019

    Potato Processor Cavendish Farms imports millions of pounds of potatoes to P.E.I.

    Prince Edward Island French Fry Manufacturer Cavendish Farms is importing a larger than usual amount of potatoes from other parts of Canada and the United States to make up for a local shortfall in supply.