Grants and Contributions:

The following are the expected results of the project:

• Creation of 3–6 full-time manufacturing jobs in year one, with additional roles expected as operations expand in year two and three.
• Triple production capacity, from 3 million to 9 million litres annually.
• Significantly improved efficiency and scheduling flexibility through dedicated RTD infrastructure and unified packaging operations.
• Strengthened competitiveness across regional, national, and export markets, positioning PEIBC and its partners for long-term success.
• New contract and co-packing capabilities that will provide essential infrastructure for other Atlantic Canadian producers, promoting local industry resilience and self-sufficiency.
• Reduction of can inventory from 2,000,000+ to 400,000, freeing up over $400,000 in working capital and reducing trailer storage and shunting costs by $70,000+ annually.
• Reduction in energy consumption through solar integration
• Full capability to produce non-carbonated and non-alcoholic beverages, including energy drinks, mocktails, and still wines.
• Expanded co-packing and partnership services, with infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of local, regional, and national producers.

The assistance type is Non-Repayable Contribution.