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Farm Credit Canada invests $150 million in new agri-food fund led by Arlene Dickinson

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Farm Credit Canada (FCC) is investing $150 million into Arlene Dickinson's new $500 million Velocity Agri-Capital Partners Fund, which will back Canadian agriculture and food companies expanding into Southeast Asia. This initiative aims to add value to Canada's commodity exports and strengthen its position as a global food supplier. The fund seeks to address expansion needs and capitalize on the growing global demand for Canadian agri-food products.

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