Affinor Growers Inc. (CSE: AFI, OTC: RSSFF) is an agriculture technology company focused on vertical farming and greenhouse-based food production. Its news flow centers on developments in controlled-environment agriculture, commercial greenhouse operations, and the application of patented vertical growing systems to fruits and vegetables.
News updates from Affinor have highlighted the shipment of vertically grown, vine-ripened strawberries from its 15,000 square foot greenhouse in Abbotsford, British Columbia to local retailers. These announcements describe commercial pilot harvests, packaging, and deliveries to outlets such as Four Seasons Farm at Granville Island Public Market and an IGA store in Vancouver, distributed through Berrymobile.
Other company news has covered technology and project milestones, including the use of patented rotating towers, progress on the proprietary Atlantis greenhouse design, and plans to grow additional crops such as romaine lettuce, kale, and spinach. Affinor has also issued updates on its greenhouse build-out, automation, and energy-related initiatives, as well as earlier plans for an automated craft cannabis program and a micro-cultivation license application.
Capital markets and corporate strategy announcements have included Affinor’s decision to accept certain cryptocurrencies for licensing, facility-building payments, and private placements, and its membership in the Canadian Hydroponic Association, which supports hydroponic technology and sustainable farming practices. Investors and observers can use this page to follow Affinor’s operational milestones, technology deployments, distribution developments, association activities, and financing-related news as reported in its public releases.
Affinor Growers (RSSFF) received an Abbotsford soil permit for site preparation at its planned outdoor vertical growing area.
The permit allows 2,780 cubic metres of additional soil deposits and retention of 70 cubic metres already placed, for a total approved volume of 2,850 cubic metres across approximately 4,400 square metres. The work is intended to level the area for vertical growing towers.
A prior Agricultural Land Commission approval and the new permit allow site preparation to advance. The permit expires March 10, 2027; work remains subject to its conditions, and later development or construction may require other approvals.
Affinor Growers (RSSFF) received Agricultural Land Commission approval to place fill at its Abbotsford vertical farming property. The approval permits up to 2,780 cubic metres of soil and gravel over approximately 0.44 hectares of the 4.3-hectare property.
Affinor plans to use the site preparation for an outdoor growing area of approximately 2,188 square metres and a greenhouse of approximately 2,211 square metres, both designed for its strawberry-growing towers. The approved work is subject to commission conditions and must be completed by March 10, 2027. Construction still requires any remaining permits and approvals.
Affinor Growers Inc. (CSE: AFI) (OTC Pink: RSSFF) has announced its membership in the Canadian Hydroponic Association (CHA). The CHA focuses on supporting innovative technologies and providing resources to commercial growers while promoting sustainable farming practices.
The association's mission centers on reducing Canada's dependence on imported produce and empowering communities with tools for local food cultivation. CEO Nick Brusatore highlighted that amid recent tariff implementations and uncertainties, this partnership presents an opportunity for Canadian companies to address food sovereignty and sustainability concerns. Affinor's indoor vertical growing system aims to tackle these challenges while minimizing environmental impact.
Affinor Growers has successfully shipped its second order of vertically grown, vine-ripened Delizzimo strawberries to Four Seasons Farm and its first order to IGA in Vancouver. This signals increasing demand for their premium, sustainable products. Affinor's innovative greenhouse measures 15,000 square feet, and the company is working on a new greenhouse, 'Atlantis,' which will double its growing capacity. The CEO highlighted the superior quality of their strawberries compared to mass-produced imports. The company plans to enhance sustainability with more solar cells and Tesla Powerwall batteries.
Affinor Growers Inc. (CSE: AFI; OTCQB: RSSFF) announced the successful shipment of its first harvest of vertically grown strawberries to Four Seasons Farm at Granville Island Public Market. This marks a key milestone in validating Affinor's patented growing technology. The strawberries were cultivated in a 15,000 square foot greenhouse in Abbotsford, BC. The company is also in the process of permitting its new 8-level greenhouse, which aims to double production capacity and reduce costs, enhancing its sustainable farming efforts.
Affinor Growers Inc. (CSE: AFI; OTCQB: RSSFF) is set to accept cryptocurrency payments, including Bitcoin, for global licensing and facility development. This initiative positions Affinor as the first publicly listed company on CSE and OTC to accept Bitcoin in private placements, converting crypto payments into legal tender. CEO Nick Brusatore expressed enthusiasm for leveraging unused crypto capital to advance vertical farming technologies and support sustainable food production in developing nations.
Affinor Growers Inc. (OTCQB: RSSFF) announces progress on its Abbotsford greenhouse project following management changes in December 2020. The Company has initiated construction and electrical work for its automated vertical farm, including a critical power upgrade from BC Hydro. Affinor is also repurposing part of the greenhouse for a cannabis program, saving approximately $500,000. Plans include launching composting technology and seeking alternative energy solutions for sustainable farming. The Company aims to license its technology globally and is preparing to submit a micro-cultivation license application to Health Canada.