Fonds de solidarité FTQ invests in Jus LOOP

Boisbriand, July 16, 2026

The Fonds de solidarité FTQ has provided Jus LOOP with a loan of up to $5 million to support the growth of the Québec-based food company, whose circular economy business model transforms fruit and vegetables rejected because of cosmetic imperfections or limited shelf life into cold-pressed juices.

"This investment will allow us to accelerate our expansion in the United States and Western Canada while strengthening our working capital and increasing awareness of our products through targeted marketing initiatives. Over the next five years, we aim to become a leader in the health beverage market while keeping fruit and vegetable upcycling at the heart of our mission and business model," said Alexis Windal, President of Jus LOOP.

"LOOP has carved out a place in the competitive health beverage market through its circular economy model and quality products that reflect evolving consumer expectations. With this investment, the Fonds is supporting the growth of an innovative and responsible company in the agri-food sector, an important industry undergoing significant transformation," said Louis-Joseph Cliche, Vice-President, Private Equity and Impact Investing – Agri-Food, Consumer Goods and Health, at the Fonds de solidarité FTQ.

Based in Boisbriand, LOOP transforms fruit and vegetables into cold-pressed juices using a process that preserves their flavour and nutritional value. Its products are sold through major grocery chains across Québec and elsewhere in Canada, and the company is expanding in both the Canadian and U.S. markets.

DALAROY Conseil advised LOOP on structuring the transaction.

About Jus LOOP

Founded in 2016, Jus LOOP is a Québec-based circular economy company that reduces food waste by transforming fruit and vegetables rejected by the food industry because of cosmetic imperfections or limited shelf life into quality beverages and other products. Made using cold-press technology and a sustainable approach to innovation, its products are sold through major grocery chains across Canada. The company is expanding its presence in the U.S. market while remaining true to its mission of making sustainable food more accessible by demonstrating that environmental responsibility, quality and enjoyment can go hand in hand.

About the Fonds de solidarité FTQ

A source of pride for Quebecers, the Fonds de solidarité FTQ fulfills its mission through a unique business model created more than 40 years ago. Since then, the Fonds has mobilized and engaged Québec by leveraging the retirement savings of more than 828,000 shareholders-savers.

With net assets of $23.7 billion as at May 31, 2026, the Fonds supports thousands of companies through direct and indirect venture and growth investments, guided by the belief that its investments generate both financial and societal impact. In fiscal 2025–2026, the Fonds and its local, regional and real estate networks invested $1.9 billion in Québec's economy.

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