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Maple Leaf Foods releases 2023 Integrated Report

MISSISSAUGA, ON,Maple Leaf Foods Inc. (TSX: MFI), today released its second annual Integrated Report, building on over a decade of sustainability reporting and bringing together its 2023 financial and sustainability performance into one report.

In his Letter to Stakeholders, Maple Leaf Foods' President and CEO, Curtis Frank, reflects on his first year as CEO. "Perhaps our proudest accomplishment is that throughout a year of intense transition and disruption, our commitment to creating Shared Value for all our stakeholders has been unwavering," said Frank. "We worked hard as a team to stabilize the financial performance of our business, realize the benefits of our recent capital investments and put the right plans and people in place to capitalize on the platform we have built for the future."  

Maple Leaf Foods is recognized as a purpose-driven, globally admired and brand-led CPG company with the vision to be the most sustainable protein company on Earth — an ambition it maintains through the execution of five core strategies outlined in its newly released, evolved Blueprint. The Company's core strategies are: 

  • Lead the Way: By making better food, taking better care, and nurturing a better planet. 
  • Build Loved Brands: By growing the relevance of its portfolio of leading brands, delivering impactful innovation, and leveraging the unique capabilities of its people.  
  • Broaden Our Impact: By expanding its geographic reach, developing new channels and categories, and diversifying its protein portfolio. 
  • Operate with Excellence: By harnessing advanced technologies, applying data science and analytics, and driving cost efficiency.  
  • Develop Extraordinary Talent: By embedding its values-based culture, investing in future ready leaders, and inspiring enduring engagement.  
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