Mother Parkers Tea & Coffee has opened a new Complete Extract Solutions facility in Mississauga, Ontario, to produce coffee extract solutions [1].
The expansion targets the rapidly growing cold coffee market across North America. By increasing its manufacturing capacity, the company aims to support a diverse range of clients including retail, industrial, and foodservice providers [1].
The new facility integrates aseptic processing and commercial-scale manufacturing. This infrastructure allows the company to offer format flexibility for private-label and industrial customers seeking to scale their cold coffee offerings [1].
"Company’s Complete Extract Solutions integrates aseptic processing, commercial-scale manufacturing and format flexibility to help foodservice, retail, private-label, and industrial customers scale cold coffee applications across North America," Mother Parkers said [1].
The company has added this expansion to its existing Mississauga operations to better serve customers in the private-label and foodservice sectors [2]. This move aligns with broader industry trends as consumers shift toward cold-brew and iced coffee alternatives over traditional hot beverages.
By focusing on extract solutions, Mother Parkers is positioning itself as a B2B supplier capable of providing the raw materials necessary for large-scale beverage production [1]. The facility is designed to handle the technical requirements of aseptic processing, which ensures product stability and shelf life for commercial distributors [1].
“Mother Parkers is expanding its Mississauga operations to meet rising North American demand for cold coffee applications.”
This expansion signals a strategic pivot toward the B2B supply chain for the cold coffee market. As cold coffee consumption continues to outpace hot coffee growth in North America, manufacturers who can provide scalable, aseptic extract solutions gain a competitive advantage in supplying large-scale retailers and industrial food producers.
