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Kelowna's Farming Karma secures grower storage after BC Tree Fruit closure

  • Farming Karma secured storage for farmers through a partnership with Novem, emphasizing that "mother nature doesn't wait for bureaucracy."
  • Colin Davidson, CEO of Novem, stated an emergency lease is in place, and they have made an offer to buy the former BC Tree Fruits property, pending court approval.
  • The closure of BC Tree Fruits left storage facilities empty, putting growers at risk of losing their fruit, as many lacked adequate storage solutions.
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