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Why 'vertical farming' is not a fix for our food system

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Canada's National Food Security Strategy, launched in June 2026, allocates $750 million to boost domestic fruit and vegetable production, including vertical farming initiatives. This funding represents a significant government commitment to food security, though the specific impact of vertical farming remains unproven and the strategy's full implementation timeline is not yet established.

Key points

• The Canadian government launched its first National Food Security Strategy in June 2026, allocating $750 million to increase year-round production of fruits and vegetables.

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The evidence covers only the initial launch and funding details of the strategy; specific outcomes, implementation timelines, and the actual impact of vertical farming projects are not provided.

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