Guelph, Ontario-based GoodLeaf Farms has become profitable across its vertical farming operations for the first time.
The context: GoodLeaf, which was founded in 2011 in Halifax, has spent over a decade developing recipes and proprietary tech that helps the firm maximize the yield and quality of its produce by monitoring and controlling light, air, and water delivery to its plants. The company, which counts McCain Foods, Farm Credit Canada, and Power Sustainable Lios among its backers, attributes its success to “years of innovation, disciplined growth, and strategic investment.” It also comes on the back of fivefold revenue growth over the past three years, as GoodLeaf’s total sales soared from $6.4 million in 2023 to $34 million in 2025. GoodLeaf said its revenue is up another 31 percent this year, thanks to rising consumer demand and expanded retail distribution.
This is good because natural disasters are about to happen to most countries due to the idiotic “hurry up and pollute” mentality of the after COVID era.
Its like nobody learned anything from the pandemics impact on nature. Things were looking good for a while. Now we have the biggest super elniño already at peak power about to dry everything to a crisp until winter or next spring when it will flip in the strongest La Niña ever which will bring snow, rain, tornados and category 8 super hurricanes.