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THE DYE HOUSEThe Dye House was established in 1990 with a vision to provide the garment industry access to high quality garment dyeing services.Our goal was to offer an unlimited choice of colors and finishes in a timely and cost effective manner. By staying true to our dream, we have become the largest custom garment dyeing facility in Western Canada.We occupy a 14,000 sq. ft. plant located right smack in the middle of Canad,a close to the Winnipeg International Airport. See map below.We have a skilled and experienced work force, many of whom have been with us since conception. Owners are always on premises and involved in all aspects of the business from sales and production to quality control and product development. Our 'hands-on' approach allows us to react quickly to our customers' needs and to maintain a high quality product that we - and our customers - can be proud of.We currently operate a variety of dye machines ranging in size from 100# to 800# each. Our current weekly capacity is approximately 50,000#, but could be increased up to 100,000# a week at this location

Since 1927, Canada Compound has been the synergy with world leading food technology and customer service. Strategically located in Toronto and Winnipeg with warehousing and ingredient blending facilities, we serve customers throughout Canada and the USA. The Canada Compound TORO Brand of high quality natural casing has been well recognized in the meat processing industry for decades.

For more than 30 years, Jake Klassen's Kitchen Gallery has endeavored to master the arts of design and craftsmanship in order to create products that fulfill your need for both style and functionality. In this way, the Kitchen Gallery has created a product that embodies a 'Quality That Endures.'At the Kitchen Gallery, our strong design, manufacturing and installation teams work together to orchestrate entire projects. This means working in partnership with our clients to create personally customized spaces, and then coordinating the tradespeople to keep the process as uncomplicated as possible.