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Edition 28

April 17, 2023

Edition 28: April 17, 2023

This 6-session course will help business owners and leaders develop a roadmap for scaling and improving their food & beverage business. The course covers key aspects of food & beverage industry management, from defining purpose and competitive strategy to building high performing teams and managing for profit.

The course is designed for owners and general managers of food & beverage companies with capacity and a strong desire to grow the business through sales beyond Atlantic Canada.

For an overview of the course, please refer to the Syllabus.

Please join us in welcoming our newest FBA members:

PineLeaf Global Corporation
Friendsmart Foods Inc.

FBA MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

The FBA is proud to present its members.

Wabanaki Maple is Indigenous female-owned and located in Neqotkuk (Tobique) First Nation. A twist on traditional maple, we age our maple syrup in previously used bourbon, whiskey, rum and oak barrels. This gives the syrup a warm and sophisticated flavour. Alongside these flavours, we also have traditional maple syrup, maple sugar, barrel aged smoker chips, and curated gift boxes.

Maple syrup is used as an additive to traditional herbal medicines to promote and replenish the body. For centuries, Indigenous Peoples cherished and harvested sap from maple trees across Canada. At Wabanaki Maple, we strive to reconnect people and communities to the traditional history and healing properties of maple syrup while sharing the rich and memorable flavour of our products.

Join Food Processing Skills Canada every month to discuss relevant issues impacting the Canadian food and beverage manufacturing industry with top subject matter experts and industry leaders.

Let’s Talk Immigration & Your Food Business

Join us for a conversation with Sherri Deveau, leading Canadian immigration expert for the food and beverage processing industry, to learn about Canada’s immigration strategy and how it fits as a solution to the Canadian food and beverage manufacturing industry’s current labour market challenges.

Sherri will facilitate businesses to:

Navigate the federal, provincial, temporary, and permanent immigration streams.
Identify where to start to solve their labour gaps through immigration.
Utilize best practices and resources.

Get a deep dive on immigration and the potential for your workforce in this high-quality one-hour session designed for food and beverage processors.

To build on the outcomes from this session for Canadian food and beverage businesses, Food Processing Skills Canada will invite participants to a special upcoming event launching in May.

The new Employer Immigration Boot Camp, led by Sherri Deveau, is a 5-part webinar series that will review with employer participants the details of Canada’s immigration system and its value to the industry’s workforce.

Thank you for reading this edition of The FBA Scoop. To find out more about FBA, watch The FBA Story!

Food & Beverage Atlantic, 36 Albert Street, Moncton, NB E1C 1A9, Canada, (506) 857-4255

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“Each year we are required to take a number of food safety and other related courses. The discounts we receive on these courses through our Food and Beverage Atlantic membership always pays for the cost of the membership. That alone would be reason enough to be a member, but our membership also gives us access to exclusive opportunities and support we find extremely valuable. ”

Ramona Roberts,

General Counsel

A&R Adventures Inc.