Maple Leaf Foods reported solid gains in its poultry segment during the second quarter of 2025, with sales rising 8.5% compared to the same period last year. Year-to-date, poultry sales were up by 7.3%, reflecting continued momentum for the Canadian food company.
The company released its financial results on August 7 for the quarter ending June 30, highlighting growth across both retail and foodservice channels. Contributing to this performance were strong results from key brands, including Maple Leaf Prime and Mina. Maple Leaf Prime maintained its position as Canada’s top fresh poultry brand, while Mina continued to lead in the halal poultry category.
Mina recorded double-digit sales growth for the quarter and has achieved a compound annual growth rate of 23% over the past five years. The brand’s performance has been driven by increased consumer demand, greater brand recognition, and product expansion across fresh poultry, packaged meats, and frozen foods.
Operations at the company’s poultry plant in London, Ontario, also played a positive role in the quarter’s results. However, sales in the raised without antibiotics (RWA) category did not meet internal expectations.
Overall, the poultry business delivered strong performance in the second quarter, reinforcing Maple Leaf Foods’ strategic position in the Canadian market.
