What We Do
Helping Manitoba’s food and beverage industry achieve its full potential
Food & Beverage Manitoba (formerly the Manitoba Food Processors Association) is an industry-led, not-for-profit association that launched in 1993 to help Manitoba’s food and beverage industry achieve its full creative and competitive potential. From small startups to multi-national corporations, food and beverage producers, growers, processors to marketing boards, government agencies, retailers, packagers, and suppliers, the companies that make up our industry work tirelessly to meet shifting customer demands, and increasing competition.
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Some of the best resources for our members are other members. In the food and beverage industry, there’s nothing more valuable than the opportunity to share ideas and experiences, discuss challenges and solutions, and forge new partnerships. Connection leads to collaboration, and collaboration leads to innovation – a critical component of success for a sector that must constantly adapt to grow.
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We are working collaboratively with community organizations and community leaders to establish a resource hub that shares diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts that are relevant, appropriate, and impactful. Together, we can work to dismantle systemic barriers that continue to create unequal outcomes in society for equity deserving groups.
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Our stories
Success in the local food industry means finding knowledgable mentors
The past decade has been an interesting time for Peter Fehr. In the span of a year, Fehr – who…
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Cracks in the foundation, or why we need to rethink our support for the agri-food sector
By Micheal Mikulak Executive Director, Food & Beverage Manitoba Advocating on behalf of Food and Beverage Manufacturing When I started…
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Food prices finally starting to stabilize after months of sharp increases
It cost 11 per cent more to fill your grocery cart now than it did a year ago but if…
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