In response to the evolving dynamics of Canada-US relations and the impending tariff situation, Food and Beverage Canada (FBC-ABC) is pleased to announce the launch of a Working Group on Canada-US Relations. This initiative underscores the profound shifts in the bilateral relationship and the urgent need for a proactive, coordinated response from Canada’s food and…
December 5, 2024 (OTTAWA) – Food and Beverage Canada (FBC-ABC), in partnership with Farm Credit Canada (FCC), is pleased to release the results of a new survey, shining a spotlight on the needs of Canada’s food and beverage manufacturing industry. The survey, conducted between June and September 2024 with the help of the six provincial…
November 13, 2024 (OTTAWA) – Food and Beverage Canada (FBC-ABC), the national industry association representing Canada’s domestic food and beverage manufacturers, recently hosted a presentation and roundtable event titled “Plastics 102: Plastics and the Supply Chain,” focusing on industry’s efforts to reduce plastic waste and opportunities for collaboration. The event highlighted the value of collaboration…
November 11, 2024 (OTTAWA) – Food and Beverage Canada (FBC-ABC) and its members are again raising an alarm over the escalating labour disruptions at both the Port of Montreal and West Coast ports. This latest wave of strikes and breakdowns in negotiations poses a severe threat to Canada’s food supply chain, with implications that reach…
November 5, 2024 (OTTAWA) – Food and Beverage Canada (FBC-ABC) and its members are voicing their deep concern over labour disruptions at both the Port of Montreal and West Coast Ports, marking yet another significant disruption in Canada’s critical transportation infrastructure. With this latest set of labour stoppages, Canada’s food supply chain is facing yet…
September 26, 2024 (OTTAWA) – Food and Beverage Canada’s (FBC-ABC) Board of Directors wrapped up a successful two-day session in Ottawa this week. The Board was pleased to approve FBC-ABC’s Strategic Plan 2025-2027, a roadmap that will guide the association’s work over the coming years. Key discussions addressed topics such as the federal government’s plastics…
August 22, 2024 (OTTAWA) – The Canadian food and beverage manufacturing industry is issuing an urgent warning as the CN and CPKC rail strike has officially commenced, marking a significant disruption to the nation’s food supply chain. The strike will have effects on the availability and affordability of food across Canada, with profound consequences for…
August 6, 2024 (OTTAWA) – With over 8,700 food and beverage manufacturers spread across Canada, predominately small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs), this industry holds a pivotal role in our nation’s economic landscape. As the largest manufacturing industry in Canada in terms of both GDP and employment, food and beverage manufacturers are crucial to our food…
July 3, 2024 The Canadian food and beverage manufacturing industry is continuously facing new challenges, including labour shortages, changing consumer demands, and changing environmental targets. Innovation is key to this journey – it transforms challenges into opportunities and ensures the sector remains resilient and productive. Innovation is not just a nice buzzword; it is a…
[Ottawa, May 28, 2024] – Food and Beverage Canada – Aliments et boissons Canada (FBC-ABC) and Canada’s six provincial and regional food and beverage manufacturing associations are raising concerns over recent changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), emphasizing the detrimental effects the changes could have on the industry’s labour challenges. The industry is…
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