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Maple Leaf Foods Releases 2024 Integrated Report Highlighting Sustainability and Strategic Achievements

MISSISSAUGA, ON, - (TSX: MFI) Maple Leaf Foods ("the Company") released today its annual Integrated Report, bringing together an update on its 2024 financial performance and future outlook, as well as a holistic view of the Company's key initiatives, emphasizing its continued commitment to sustainability, shared value, and strategic growth. 

"2024 was a year of meaningful financial and strategic progress for Maple Leaf Foods," said Curtis Frank, President and Chief Executive Officer, Maple Leaf Foods. "Fueled by the strength of our leading brands, the resilience of our growth strategies and the financial benefits flowing from our large-scale capital investments, we exited the year with strong momentum on our journey to transform Maple Leaf Foods into a purpose driven, protein-focused, brand-led, consumer packaged goods powerhouse."

"We also refreshed our Strategic Blueprint and evolved the strategies that will guide us toward achieving our Vision, to be the most sustainable protein company on Earth," Frank added. "I am incredibly proud of the strides we've made and our many remarkable achievements which are helping us create shared value for our stakeholders."

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