Government of Ontario will invest $56 million to promote Ontario food products. The focus of the Fourth Annual Agri-Food Summit was “Bringing more Ontario Food to Ontario families”. At this event the Ontario’s Premier Dalton McGuinty announced the government’s plan to spend $56 millions over the next four years to promote the consumption of Ontario food products in the province, $4 million of which will be allocated to the farmers’ markets. McGuinty stated that everyone has a role to play to support Ontario agriculture. He said “If you buy Ontario everyone wins, because we are supporting our farmers, and processor, our rural economy, our environment and ourselves with healthy food from here at home”. A recent survey run by Foodland Ontario estimated that 94 per cent of Ontario Grocery shoppers recognize their logo, which identifies produce grown in Ontario.