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S.E. ASIA EVENTS
(Sep 10, 2009) |
| Food Beverage Canada is planning an exciting 2009/10 year. We have tentatively planned the following events for our coming year, which would begin in September 2009 and carry on through May 2010. Please review the information & send FBC your areas of interest! |
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ANUGA
(Oct 10, 2009) |
| Anuga is one of the most important information trade fairs for the food & drink industry worldwide. At this time, we are accepting Canadian agri-processing companies interested in walking Anuga. Please call (780) 486-9679 for more information. |
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Middle East Mission & Gulfood Interest
(Dec 1, 2009) |
| We are hoping to gain further insight on which companies are interested in attending the following events: FBC has tentatively planned an Educational Mission to Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan for early December 2009. We are also planning on attending Gulfood in Dubai, held February 21-24, 2010. Please send in your interest no later than Wednesday, June 17th |
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LAST UPDATED ON: April 1, 2009
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LAST UPDATED ON: June 24, 2009
NEWS: Outgoing Educational Mission to Anuga, Middle East Mission & Gulfood Interest List
Welcome to Food Beverage Canada (FBC).
Food Beverage Canada, based in Edmonton, Alberta, was founded in 1994 with a mandate to unite the international marketing efforts of the food processing industry, to assist companies in their efforts to become export ready and export capable, and to ultimately increase export sales. FBC is committed to developing and providing a comprehensive set of programs that fit particular needs and varying levels of export experience. Our programs are designed to be focused, relevant, user-friendly, and result oriented. |
Working closely with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, our provincial food processing association members, provincial partners, and parallel associations, we are able to provide a growing range of programs and services to help you reach your goals. Whether you’re just starting out or are an experienced exporter – our programs can help you enter the export arena for the first time, expand your export markets, or solidify your presence in a current market.
Our Funding Partners:
Export development and promotion programs offered by FBC are cost shared through funding received from the Canadian Agriculture and Food International (CAFI)* program administered by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Our highly successful Market Technology Program (MTP) has now come to an end; it is replaced by a similar program called ATIP. The Alberta Technology Innovation Program (ATIP) is cost shared through funding received from the Advancing Canadian Agriculture and Agri-Food Program (ACAAF).
Food Beverage Canada appreciates the continued support of our funding partners for our program initiatives.
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