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Canadian business leaders prioritize sustainability: Deloitte report
The recently released “2024 CxO Sustainability Report: Signs of a shift in business climate action” from Deloitte shows that climate change remains a top issue for business leaders (CxOs) across the world, more important than political uncertainty, talent management, and changing regulatory environment. In Canada though, business leaders were more concerned about the economy, supply chain challenges, and competition for talent. Nevertheless, Canadian business leaders consider climate change a priority. In fact, the percentage of Canadian organizations that have increased their investments in sustainability has surged from 13 per cent in 2023 to 36 per cent in 2024, per the Deloitte report.
Now in its third year, the CxO Sustainability Report surveyed over 2,100 CxOs from 27 countries including 127 business executives in Canada. The survey found that business leaders are optimistic as well as concerned about climate change. In Canada, the survey found that CxOs are quite concerned about climate change, with 85 per cent ‘expressing worry all or most of the time,’ which is a significant rise from 59 per cent in 2023.
However, Canadian CxOs are optimistic about the world’s ability to avoid the worst impacts of climate change—92 per cent of them are ‘somewhat or extremely optimistic,’ up from 74 per cent in 2023.
Similarly, 92 per cent of the Canadian respondents believe global economic growth can be achieved while meeting climate change goals, compared to 81 per cent in the previous year.
A majority of the surveyed global leaders (85 per cent) have also increased investments in sustainability in the past year—up from 75 per cent in 2023.
Core strategy
According to the report, CxOs anticipate climate change will impact their companies’ strategies and operations over the next three years, with 70 per cent expecting a ‘high or very high impact,’ up from 61 per cent last year. Nearly half (45 per cent) said they are transforming their business model so that climate change and sustainability is central to the organization’s strategy. The report found that Canadian executives are increasingly aware of climate change’s impact on business strategies and operations, with 78 per cent expecting a ‘high or very high extent of impact’ over the next three years, which is slightly higher than the global average of 70 per cent. Canadian companies are concerned about increased insurance costs or lack of insurance availability; the cost of climate change mitigation, scarcity and cost of resources; and backlash against climate action or ESG initiatives.
The Deloitte survey also found that companies are realizing the benefit of a low-emissions economy. More than 90
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per cent of the surveyed respondents believe their company can grow while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The survey found sustainability considerations were embedded in 39 per cent of the surveyed Canadian organizations, which is higher than the global average of 35 per cent. Most of these changes were due to significant pressure from various stakeholders like board members, civil society, and government regulators. However, Canadian companies are facing various obstacles in their sustainability efforts, such as lack of sustainable solutions or insufficient supply of more sustainable inputs; the lack of a dedicated executive who is responsible for leading the company’s sustainability efforts; and the lack of demand for sustainable goods and services.
Despite the obstacles, Canadian organizations believe in investing in sustainability because of the benefits, such as increased employee morale and well-being. Canadian organizations expect long-term organizational resilience (42 per cent) and revenue from new business ventures (41 per cent) to be among the top benefits of sustainability initiatives in the next five years.
For the full report, visit https://www. deloitte.com/global/en/issues/climate/ cxo-sustainability-report.html.
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Mars to acquire Kellanova for US$35B
Mars to acquire Kellanova for US$35.9 billion. Kellanova is home to iconic snacking brands including Pringles, Cheez-It, Pop-Tarts, Rice Krispies Treats, NutriGrain and Rxbar, as well as popular food brands like Kellogg’s (international), Eggo and MorningStar Farms. In 2023, it had a net sale of US$13 billion. Kellanova’s portfolio complements the existing Mars portfolio, which includes billion-dollar snacking and confectionery brands like Snickers, M&M’s, Twix, Kind and Nature’s Bakery. With more than 150,000 associates across its petcare, snacking and food businesses, Mars had a net sales of more than US$50 billion in 2023.
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Coke Canada Bottling opens largest centre in western Canada
Coke Canada Bottling inaugurates a new 230,000-sf sales, warehouse, and distribution centre in Richmond, B.C. The company has invested $18 million on this centre. The new facility consolidates the capabilities of several locations throughout the Lower Mainland into one. It serves all seven of Coke Canada Bottling’s distribution centres in British Columbia and all of western Canada, for several packages. In related news, Oceana, a nonprofit focusing on ocean conservation, criticizes the Coca-Cola Company for failing to increase its use of reusable packaging, which remained at 14 per cent in 2023, unchanged from 2022. It urges the company, which is the world’s top plastic polluter for the last six years, to disclose its plan for meeting its goal of using 25 per cent reusable packaging by 2030.
Malcolm Brodie, Richmond Mayor; Parm Bains, MP for Steveston-Richmond East; MU Justin Emerson, general manager-Vancouver Coastal, Coke Canada Bottling; Mark Scholtes, COO, Coke Canada Bottling COO; Trevor Lamb, VP of west operating unit, Coke Canada Bottling; Chak Au, Richmond City councillor, Aman Singh, MLA for RichmondQueensborough at the inaugural ceremony.
Valeo Foods Group acquires Appalaches Nature
Valeo Foods Group, one of Europe’s leading producers of sweets, treats and snacks, acquires Appalaches Nature, a Canadian maple syrup business operating from a 100,000-sf carbon neutral facility in Thetford Mines, Que. The transaction marks Valeo Foods’ second acquisition in North America as well as within the maple syrup market. Valeo Foods also owns Canada-based Les Industries Bernard & Fils business, one of the world’s leading maple syrup processors.
Verily Kitchen debuts new sauce line
Verily Kitchen, a B.C.-based sauce producer, launches a new line of gluten-free, non-GMO, and vegan sauces. The new product line leverages Crush Dynamics’ patented fermentation-enabled ingredients to enhance both nutrition and flavours while reducing off notes.
Rustica Foods receives $1M to modernize facility
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions makes a $1 million refundable contribution to Rustica Foods, a commercial bakery specializing in ready-to-eat and frozen pizzas and prebaked pizza crusts for wholesale, foodservice, and private label. This loan will allow the Montreal-based SME to acquire digital production equipment to help boost productivity and competitiveness.
New School Foods opens manufacturing facility in Toronto
New School Foods completes a US$6 million seed extension round with funding from Inter IKEA, Good Startup, NewTree Capital and Hatch. This builds on a previously announced non-dilutive capital from Protein Industries Canada. The company also opens a 28,000-sf pilot production facility in Toronto. The new facility and additional capital will support New School’s upcoming launch of plant-based whole-cut salmon filet in U.S. and Canadian restaurants.
Ya Ya Foods buys Truss Beverage from Tilray Brands
Entrepreneurial Equity Partners acquires Truss Beverage from Tilray Brands through its portfolio company, Ya Ya Foods, which specializes in aseptic contract manufacturing of beverages. The acquisition includes Truss Beverage’s 186,000-sf beverage manufacturing facility in Belleville, Ont. The plant has an annual production capacity of 250,000 hL. The acquisition allows Ya Ya Foods to offer canning and glass packaging.
UBC awarded $3.8M to drive innovation in food processing
The University of British Columbia receives over $3.8 million from the Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canada to establish the Food and Beverage Innovation Centre. The centre will bring food science experts and businesses together to develop innovative packaging, processing techniques, and products.
First Choice Beverage to invest $50M in plant modernization
First Choice Beverage, a Mississauga, Ont.-based producer of juice and dairy alternative products, is investing $50 million to boost its manufacturing capacity. The company will acquire new equipment, including robotics and automation features, to meet growing consumer demand. In support of this investment, the Ontario government is providing First Choice Beverage with $5 million in funding through the Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness stream of the Regional Development Program.
Health Canada bans use of brominated vegetable oil as food additive
As proposed in May 2024, Health Canada removes brominated vegetable oil (BVO) from the List of Permitted Food Additives with Other Accepted Uses. This follows a safety assessment. Although the assessment did not identify an immediate health concern, it didn’t support the continued use of BVO as a food additive. At that time, BVO was permitted for use as a density adjusting agent at a maximum level of 15 ppm in beverages containing citrus or spruce oils. The removal came into force August 30, 2024. Health Canada is providing a one-year transition period, ending August 30, 2025, for companies to reformulate and relabel impacted products. Until then all requirements related to the current permitted use of BVO as a food additive will apply.
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> Natasha Chen takes over as the president of Barry Callebaut’s North America division. She succeeds Ben De Schryver who is leaving the company to pursue other opportunities. Chen brings leadership experience in B2B and B2C environments. Most recently, she led Ecolab’s global healthcare division. Before that, she spent over two decades at Colgate-Palmolive.
> Nestle appoints Laurent Freixe as the company’s CEO. Freixe joined Nestle in France in 1986 and has been a member of the executive board for 16 years. Freixe took over from
Mettler-Toledo introduces new product inspection e-guides
Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection creates an e-guide to assist manufacturers of wet and dry pet food in finding the most suitable product inspection solutions for their applications.
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Mark Schneider, who left the company in September.
> Schär Gluten Free hires Sophie Labrecque as the new regional sales manager for Quebec and eastern Canada. Labrecque brings over a decade of experience in the sales industry. Her role will focus on expanding Schär Gluten Free’s market presence.
> Lassonde promotes Vince Timpano as the company’s CEO. Pierre-Paul Lassonde, board chair, will share his responsibilities by co-chairing the board along with Nathalie Lassonde, between September 1, 2024, and January 1, 2025. He will thereafter continue to serve as a board member. Former CEO Nathalie Lassonde becomes executive VP of Lassonde and board co-chair.
ICreating a thriving food safety culture
Dr. Amy Proulx
n the summer, I had the opportunity to work with the Safe Food for Growth (SAFEGRO) program in Vietnam. This Global Affairs Canada-funded project aims to improve Vietnamese’s access to safe food products. Food inspectors attended an advanced workshop on food safety skills and HACCP program design and evaluation. At the program, participants often spoke of hearing about ‘food safety culture’ but weren’t sure what it meant and how to turn it into action.
Culture doesn’t happen magically, and it doesn’t come from repeating a buzzword. It takes deliberate steps to create and maintain.
Most HACCP-based food safety management codes require leadership commitment statements. This is a letter or document from business owners that states the company is committed to fulfilling food safety management requirements. Does company leadership create clear policies and procedures? Does the leadership provide financial resources, allocate time for food safety in production, and ensure employees are empowered to demonstrate their own food safety skills. I’ve also seen managements taking that commitment seriously and making it visible to everyone visiting the facility through a poster near the entrance. In one facility, all employees reviewed and signed the poster too, thereby demonstrating their commitment. This way, there’s a clear and unified purpose for everyone.
Additionally, a food safety culture requires training and employee engagement. Companies must ensure there is relevant training for each employee group, at the right skill
level, and targeted to the job they need to accomplish. Setting clear lines of accountability helps. It is essential employees know who is responsible to fix specific problems, as they arise.
Share the message
Communication about food safety is also critical. This means all employees get the
is required, does leadership focus on blaming people instead of fixing the problem with immediate corrective steps and long-term preventive action? Often in our reactionary way, we point fingers at each other rather than addressing the root causes of the problem.
When people work with fear and shame, they are more likely to hide a problem, and this can be catastrophic to food safety. If people can raise an issue and have a positive and proactive response from management, it gives employees the confidence to solve problems and reduce risk. Celebrating the people who identify and solve problems at all levels of the organization helps build confidence across the whole company.
Food safety culture is an active process, and by taking one step at a time, it can go from being a buzzword to an important part of organizational success.
messages, not just select managers. This may require creative tactics. The message must resonate with employees. Consider: Is it in the right language? Is the message simple and easy to apply, or is it technical and complicated and prone to be forgotten?
Helping employees understand where hazards come from, and applying a risk reduction approach is a key message. Most food manufacturing employees do not have a technical microbiology or food engineering background, so keeping messaging simple and focused on identification and elimination of hazards is the most effective strategy.
Some of the most lucrative aspects of food safety culture focus on how leadership responds to workplace behaviours and fosters positive continuous improvement. When corrective action
When starting something new in an organization, there are often people who doubt, and resist change. There may also be advocates or champions for the change mindset. Whenever there is a change, it is important to implement it in gradual steps, as most organizations will have a range of mindsets.
One of my favourite toolkits for performing a review of food safety culture comes from Dr. Lone Jespersen. Her organization, Cultivate, has templates and models that can be used by companies to reflect on the food safety culture within their organization. The Cultivate Maturity Model (visit https://www. cultivatefoodsafety.com/our-models) is one of my favourite free tools. Owners can use this Cultivate tool, identify one of the elements in the model, and work to progress the value towards an increased food safety culture.
Food safety culture is an active process, and by taking one step at a time, it can go from being a buzzword to an important part of organizational success.
Dr. Amy Proulx is professor and academic program co-ordinator for the Culinary Innovation and Food Technology programs at Niagara College, Ont. She can be reached via email at aproulx@niagaracollege.ca.
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When we look back to when the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) opened its doors for the first time in April 1997, it is interesting to reflect on the types of challenges that faced both the industry and the regulators, and how these issues have evolved. A major food safety issue at the time stemmed from the introduction of what came to be known as genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
Foods derived from GMOs, where the organism has had one or more of its heritable traits intentionally manipulated through scientific means, including genetic engineering and gene editing, were coined with the catchy portmanteau ‘Frankenfoods’ by activist groups—a term that was later adopted by mainstream media. The introduction of these genetically modified foods was undoubtedly met with uncertainty from consumers, industry, and regulators, with questions about the potential risks they might pose. Despite protests from some groups, regulators and scientific organizations continued to assess (and confirm) the safety of genetically modified foods, recognizing the potential for GMOs to address growing concerns about food instability, pesticide use, and inadequate nutrition.
GMOs were introduced to the Canadian marketplace in the mid 1990’s and quickly became ubiquitous with the preponderance of soy, corn, and canola ingredients in our food. With the increased presence of genetically modified foods in grocery stores, governments around the world began introducing regulatory measures surrounding the use, importation and labelling of these foods.
Whatever happened to Frankenfoods?
Ronald L Doering and Lauren Richardson
The approach varied across jurisdictions, with the Canadian government opting to introduce a voluntary labelling standard for foods that are and are not products of genetic engineering in 2004, in addition to novel food approval requirements.
Canadian standards
Notably, the Canadian voluntary labelling standard adopted the terminology ‘genetic engineering’ and not ‘genetic modification,’ as the latter was determined to be too broad and capture too many foods. Genetically engineered (GE) foods are derived from or contain genetic material that has been changed in a way that does not occur naturally. The goal of the voluntary labelling standard was to help consumers make informed food choices in distinguishing between foods that are and are not a product of
genetic engineering, while maintaining the position that Health Canada found GMOs and GE foods to be safe and nutritious.
With Health Canada consistently deeming GE foods safe and nutritious on one side, and the consumer apprehension of these foods as well as the desire to make informed food purchases on the other side, the path forward for the industry was conflicting. What, at first, appeared to be a well-defined concern over food safety became a much more complex issue, with many instances where the regulator and consumers were on opposite sides. Despite regulatory changes, there was significant consumer confusion and misunderstanding about GE foods. Today, GE foods continue to not be subject to mandatory labelling in Canada—they are simply labelled in the same way as any other food. Health Canada recently introduced a new, voluntary transparency initiative for gene-edited plants developed for food use. The goal of this initiative aligns with the voluntary labelling standard: to provide Canadians with information on gene-edited plant products that may be used as food in the Canadian market, and to help enhance public trust in GE foods and the regulatory system surrounding their use. However, it remains to be seen if this will clear up consumer confusion, or if this has only created further problems for industries and farmers down the road, when dealing with transparency in the marketplace.
Ronald L Doering, LLB, LLD, is a counsel at Gowling WLG and former president of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Lauren Richardson, LLB, is an associate with Gowling WLG.
Consumer trust is crucial, especially when it comes to supplying Canadians with food. As consumers increasingly seek transparency, leaders in the foodservice sector are striving to meet this demand. One way consumers are seeking assurance is through certifications, which confirm that certain standards have been met along the journey their food takes from farm to table.
With the average Canadian consuming 255 eggs annually, the Egg Quality Assurance™ (EQA®) certification mark is the symbol Canadians can trust. It shows them that their eggs are local, high-quality and produced according to strict national standards by Canadian farmers. The EQA® certification mark resonates with consumers’
preferences, empowering them to make more informed choices.
The EQA® program certifies eggs that meet strict food safety and animal care standards, and provides a reliable certification mark that consumers can trust. The EQA® certification mark—which can be found on egg cartons, restaurant menus and advertising materials— celebrates the fresh, local and high-quality nature of Canadian eggs.
National Standards in Food Safety
A key component of the EQA® program is the Start Clean-Stay Clean® program, which focuses on preventing, reducing and eliminating food safety hazards at the farm. Canadian egg farmers follow this detailed program with established guidelines for regular cleaning and disinfection, proper handling of eggs, and robust biosecurity measures.
This approach ensures that eggs from regulated Canadian farms are produced according to rigorous standards.
National Standards in Animal Care
The Animal Care Program, another key component of the EQA® program, ensures that the health and welfare of hens is a top priority. The program was developed in collaboration with farmers, animal welfare groups, scientists, veterinarians, retailers, government and industry representatives.
The Animal Care Program outlines 100+ requirements that Canadian egg farmers must take on their farms to ensure that hens have a comfortable environment, a well-balanced and nutritious diet, fresh water, and clean surroundings.
Trust the EQA® Certification Mark
For Canadians, the EQA® certification mark is more than a symbol—it’s a beacon of trust. Especially for the 9 out of 10 Canadians who feel that a quality symbol on Canadian egg cartons would reassure them that the eggs meet national standards.1
For key industry leaders, displaying the EQA® certification mark on cartons, products and menus means showing consumers that they can trust every Canadian egg.
For more information on the Egg Quality Assurance™ program and to learn more about the standards behind the EQA® certification, visit eggquality.ca
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Health and sustainability as change factors in the meat and poultry processing sector
— BY MARK JUHASZ —
Today, how we source our proteins, whether as individuals or families, is no easy question. Protein provides the energy needed for our daily lives. It is tied closely to traditions, satiety and culinary satisfaction, hence individual and collective decision-making around protein choices carry a lot of weight. Further, livestock production (meat and poultry included) is estimated to account for between 11 and 20 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions.1 From a cost perspective, according to Statistics Canada, grocery prices have largely decelerated from a high of 11.4 per cent in January 2023 to a low of 1.4 per cent in April 2024 but reaccelerated again in June 2024 to 2.1 per cent. All to say that amidst food inflation, persistent consumer concerns for health, and growing public desire for greater sustainability, protein choices remain an important source of market analysis.
For meat and poultry processors, governments continue to introduce policies and regulations that impact production and supply chains, whether led by EU-mandate examples or from international climate-related agreements. These have implications on business practices in Canada, not only for raising livestock and poultry, but also for processing meats for consumer markets. For example, Denmark is set to become the first country to introduce a carbon tax on livestock emissions by 2030. The tax is tabled for approval by the Danish parliament and may serve as a signal to the Canadian meat and poultry industry on potential production implications. More broadly in the EU, the Nature Restoration Law aims to help restore ecosystems, biodiversity and support natural pollination of crops. The law will also impact the use of land by beef, pork and poultry farmers.
By contrast, the plant-based food sector, which is often marketed as a health and sustainability alternative to the meat and poultry industry, has largely grown over the past decade with a broad range of product offerings including plant-based meats. However, the sector has seen, over the past two years, a decline in retail dollar and unit sales in North America, per data tracked by the Good Food Institute. Increases in the cost of plant-based meat alternatives, along with supply chain complications and
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not meeting consumer aspirations for taste, texture, health and price, have caused the downturn. According to the Good Food Institute’s 2023 State of the Industry Report – Plant-based: Meat, seafood, eggs and dairy repeat purchases of plant-based meats are generally at about 62 per cent.
Amidst all the recent complications and complexities in consumer protein choices, large, corporate meat companies such as Tyson, JBS, Cargill, Smithfield, Hormel Foods, and Maple Leaf Foods have invested in, acquired, partnered with, or undertaken R&D and manufacturing of plant-based foods as well. Despite this diversification of protein production sources and consumer choice complexity, global meat consumption is projected to continue rising until mid-century. However, from a macro-economic perspective, in 2023, beef sales slowed down in Canada. According to Statistics Canada, in January 2024, there were just over 11 million cattle and calves on farms, down 2 per cent from the previous year, and the lowest number since 1989. The reasoning is complex and varied, but drought conditions, tight feed supplies, along with good prices have sent cattle herds to market rather than retaining them on farm, which is translating to higher prices for meat overall in 2024. Pork plants across Canada have also closed, especially in eastern Canada, such as Olymel’s processing plants in Vallee-Jonction, Sainte-Hyacinthe, and Princeville, all in Quebec, in 2023. Poultry remains the leading meat choice for Canadians, and poultry processors are dealing with large stocks of frozen inventory. In North America too, poultry remains the most consumed type of meat, at 46 per cent, followed by beef at 30 per cent and pork at 24 per cent.2
Companies are acutely aware of the fine balance that conventional meat products need to provide in terms of pricing, value, convenience, tradition, nutrition and sustainability. Therefore, we are seeing leaner cuts, organic options, antibiotic- and hormone-free products, prepared
servings, whether flavoured or marinated, and ready-to-heat items in the marketplace.
Canada’s Maple Leaf Foods operates Greenfield Natural Meat that sells antibiotic-free options. Across North America, brands are introducing healthier offerings. At the regional level, meat processors are sourcing, when able, grass-fed, free-range, organic options that emphasize ecological benefits. A 2021 McKinsey survey found that U.S. consumers are willing to pay 51 per cent more over regular cost for cage-free eggs, 149 per cent more for organic eggs, 226 per cent more for grass-fed whole cuts of beef, and 311 per cent more for grass-fed ground beef. Alberta’s Gemstone and Rangeland Bison are setting new innovation standards with grass-finished, pastured beef and bison products, and marketing across western Canada. YU Ranch in southwestern Ontario follows similar quality standards, processing and distributing beef products to buyers across Ontario.
Canadian meat processors need to be aware of the complexities in consumer choice, as the lesson in recent history taught us, when Canadian restaurant chain, Earl’s, which initially planned to source ‘animal welfare standard’ beef products from abroad, reverted to domestic sourcing after consumer backlash.
Companies are responding to consumer demand for healthy options with leaner cuts, organic options, and antibioticand hormone-free products.
The meat and poultry processing sector in Canada has needed to stay alert to the times, responsive to growing pressures from meat alternatives, to provide products that are health-focused, and with demonstratable sustainability credentials. Value chain partnerships with beef, pork and poultry farmers is proving beneficial to processors. New tools of applied AI allow for better herd health management and industry associations, such as the Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef and the North American Meat Institute, are stepping up their food, worker, sustainability, and carbon footprint protocols. Processors that can find a fine balance between value for price, convenient formats, healthy options, sustainability features, and staying aware of regulatory developments will be able to remain relevant moving forward.
References
1 Blaustein-Rejto, D & Gambino, C: Livestock Don’t Contribute 14.5% of Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Mar. 20, 2023, The Breakthrough Institute.
2 Credit Suisse, 2020: Alternative Proteins: Exploring the Asian Appetite and Conservation Potential.
Global meat consumption is estimated to keep growing until mid-century.
Challenges and opportunities with free trade agreements
Canada exports over a third (34 per cent) of its food and beverage production, with 90 per cent of these exports going to countries in our top three free trade agreement (FTA) markets. The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) dominates with 82 per cent of our exports, followed by the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) at 6 per cent and the Canada-Europe Trade Agreement (CETA) at 2 per cent. Excitement is building around the Canada-ASEAN FTA. Trade ministers are aiming to conclude negotiations by 2025.
Three of Canada’s 10 food and beverage sectors make up over half (54 per cent) of our exports: grain and oilseed milling (25 per cent), meat and poultry manufacturing (20 per cent), and seafood (8 per cent).
The Canada-ASEAN FTA includes four of the CPTPP countries (Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, and Brunei) as well as Cambodia, Myanmar, Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand. The latter three countries have a combined population of almost half a billion people.
Canada is currently in bilateral trade talks with many countries, including India, which overtook China in population last year. Although negotiations have stalled, India remains a huge market for Canadian pulses, especially lentils. Export Develop-
ment Canada (EDC) noted in its Global Economic Outlook in July that India and Indonesia will outpace China in annual real GDP growth rates this year through 2027.
Mixed results
Farm Credit Canada (FCC) published a paper in May on the impact of CUSMA, CETA, and CPTPP FTAs on the export performance of Canada’s cereal and oilseed sectors. The study compared exports before and after the agreements came into force. CUSMA’s impact was muted as it was like the NAFTA agreement it replaced. CETA
gave Canada an advantage over other cereals and oilseed exporters, with exports rising to a decade high of nearly 7 million metric tonnes in 2020 but subsequently declined “…as that kind of growth was difficult to sustain,” wrote FCC economics editor Martha Roberts. The CPTPP agreement gave an additional boost to Canada’s exports during COVID, but demand faltered when Japan cut back, and Australia gained market share due to its proximity to Japan.
While the specifics of each FTA vary, they generally provide for the reduction of trade barriers and the creation of a more
The agreements offer Canada preferential access to 1.5B consumers — BY DOUG BURN —
The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement facilitates 82 per cent of Canada’s exports.
Markets of Particular Interest to Food and Beverage Exporters
Sources: (1) CIA World Fact Book, (2) Global Affairs Canada, (3) International Monetary Fund
predictable and transparent trading and investment environment.
Canada is the only G7 economy with comprehensive free trade access to the entire G7 and European Union. Canada’s 15 FTAs cover 61 per cent of the world’s GDP and open markets to 1.5 billion consumers worldwide. All of them were only put in place in the last 25 years.
EDC said, “When it comes to free trade agreements, reduced duties are definitely a key benefit, but gaining preferential access to markets around the world is a major win.”
The dispute resolution procedures agreed to in FTAs are important. Dean Dias, CEO of Cereals Canada, said, “Disputes will arise even within FTAs and dispute resolution is very important for addressing these issues.”
Canada referred the U.S. Country of Origin Labelling (COOL) requirement for beef and pork in 2009 to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and had the requirement reversed.
Prince Owusu, a senior economist with EDC, said in July, dispute resolution is a key component of FTAs and noted that the U.S. resurrection of COOL this spring
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in the form of Voluntary Country of Origin Labelling (V-COOL) for meat, poultry, and eggs could also be appealed to WTO and raised in discussions leading to the renewal of CUSMA in 2026.
Under V-COOL meat, poultry, and eggs could only be labelled “Product of USA” or “Made in the USA” if they were derived from animals born, raised, slaughtered, and processed in the United States. Canada Pork Council chair Rene Roy said the policy, to take effect in January 2026, will “only increase costs for producers, processors and, ultimately, consumers.”
Indo-Pacific Trade
Grain, oilseed, seafood, and meat processors welcomed the opening of the Indo-Pacific Agriculture and Agri-Food Office (IPAAO) in Manila, Philippines, in February. The office will enable the development of relationships between Canada’s agriculture and agri-food companies with current FTA partners and prospective partners in the region including ASEAN.
Pulse Canada president Greg Cherewyk noted in February the value of good relationships even in the absence of FTAs while attending the Global Pulse Confederation’s
Canada’s 15 free trade agreements cover 61 per cent of the world’s GDP and open markets to 1.5 billion consumers worldwide.
annual meeting in New Delhi, India. He noted that from 2000 to 2020, over 50 per cent of all pulse imports into India came from Canada.
During that same period, India was Canada’s largest market for pulses. But trade was disrupted in 2017 and 2018 when India started imposing tariffs and quantitative restrictions on Canadian pulses, making five rate adjustments in six months. The issues were subsequently resolved.
Cherewyk credited a “longstanding relationship” with our Indian counterparts for being better able to understand their motivations and anticipate change.
He added, “We’re seeing tariffs locked in for a year, which is a new and welcome signal towards stability. Currently we’re seeing a zero-tariff year on lentils, which will be extended to March 2025…”
Promising markets
Vietnam stands out as a promising market for Canadian meat and seafood exporters. Export Development Canada noted in June in its Sectors in Focus newsletter that Vietnam’s seafood imports grew by 12.3 per cent from 2018 to 2022, reaching US$2.5 billion.
Meat imports increased by 30.3 per cent in the same period, totaling US$1.5 billion in 2022. Average import tariffs on animal and fish products in Vietnam were 14.2 per cent and 15.1 per cent, respectively, but under CPTPP, Canada will have duty free access for 94 per cent of its agricultural exports—including seafood and meat.
India, Thailand, Philippines, and Indonesia are also of particular interest due to rising incomes, large populations, and preferences for Canadian products.
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Humanoid robots, a potential solution to Canada’s workforce crisis
Artificial intelligence-driven robots could help address productivity and labour issues in F&B
— BY OJASVINI PARASHAR —
Canada is experiencing unprecedented demographic shifts and economic pressures that are reshaping its manufacturing sector. The federal government’s plan to reduce temporary foreign workers, combined with Canada’s record-low fertility rate (1.33 children per woman) and persistent labour shortages, underscores the urgent need for innovation in the food and beverage processing sector.
Canada’s population reached a historic high of 40.77 million in 2023, driven largely by temporary immigration. Despite this growth, the manufacturing sector, including food and beverage processing companies, face severe labour shortages. According to a study by Food Processing Skills Canada (FPSC), the Canadian food and beverage manufacturing industry will need at least 142,000 new people between 2023 and 2030. Further, Food and Beverage Canada found that manufacturers are typically understaffed by 25 per cent. With more than 8,200 processors in Canada, FPSC estimates that losses from job vacancies could total up to $9.3 million in net revenue per day or $3.4 billion per year. This is not a sustainable situation for the processing industry. Companies must find new ways to improve productivity on plant floors as traditional automation technologies have proven inadequate and businesses struggle to find workers for mundane and dangerous tasks.
Ben Reed, CMO at Sanctuary AI, which is on a mission to create general-purpose robots with human-like intelligence, highlighted the limitations of current technologies.
“All of the present automation in manufacturing, called special purpose, is designed for one or a couple of specific things. The challenge in F&B manufacturing is that there are still things that require people to create the final product, and such roles can’t be automated with traditional special-purpose automation technologies,” he explained.
Humanoid robots
This is where humanoid robots, powered by artificial intelligence (AI) control systems, can play a disruptive role.
“The approach should be to create a general-purpose robot that can do lots of different things because that’s what people essentially are in the labour force,” Reed said.
Sanctuary AI believes two key things—dexterous human-like hands and an AI control system needed to drive the robot— enable this possibility. Dexterous human-like hands are important because “98.8 per cent of all work requires dexterous manipulation.” A general-purpose robot, such as Sanctuary AI’s Phoenix, can adapt to various tasks (e.g. bottling soda one day and wrapping a food product the next) due to its ‘human-like adaptability’. Carbon, Sanctuary AI’s artificial intelligence-enabled control system allows Phoenix to learn and understand the different tasks it’s required to perform.
Sanctuary AI has launched various iterations of its Phoenix robot, but none are ready to be deployed in a factory setting. In 2023, it ran a week-long pilot test at a Mark’s retail store in Langley, B.C. Phoenix 7.0 was asked to perform
Sanctuary AI’s general-purpose Phoenix robot is designed to work like humans and handle multiple tasks.
110 retail-related tasks, such as picking and packing merchandise, cleaning, tagging, labelling, and folding. Sanctuary is using the lessons learned during the pilot test to develop Phoenix 8.0.
Switzerland-based Mimic has developed an AI-driven collaborative robotic hand. It raised US$2.5 million in a pre-seed funding round earlier this year. According to Mimic, the hand is designed to handle environments and tools made for humans and has been engineered to handle tough work conditions as well as fragile objects. It is also not ready for commercial deployment.
Stephan-Daniel Gravert, co-founder of Mimic, said, “Most use cases are stationary and do not require a full humanoid robot with legs. That’s why we focus on data collection and hardware ingenuity on a universal robotic hand that is compatible with off-the-shelf industrial robotic arms for positioning.”
Market potential
According to the Goldman Sachs report, Humanoid robot: The AI accelerant, which was released in February 2024, the global market for humanoid robots could reach US$38 billion by 2035 due to rapid development. Models can now train
themselves instead of requiring human engineers to code everything. This has sped up robotic development, allowing these devices to do more tasks and adapt to new situations more quickly, said the report.
Further, the hardware components required to make the robots, such as high-precision gears and actuators, cost less now, per the report. According to the Goldman Sachs report, the manufacturing cost of humanoid robots has declined from an estimated US$50,000 (lower-end models) and US$250,000 (high-end versions) per unit last year to US$30,000 and US$150,000 now.
The report’s authors optimistically estimate the shipment of over 250,000 humanoid robots to factories across the world in 2030.
However, the report is cautious about general-purpose robots. While, in theory, employing general-purpose robots can address a nearly infinite range of realworld problems, they’re not widely used because of the limited availability of training data for robots. Another challenge is to acquire enough hardware components to mass produce humanoid robots.
As highlighted in the Goldman Sachs report, “some components need high-precision grinding machines that are limited in number, which makes it difficult to ramp up production. Costs for some components are still high because of limited industrial capacity or long manufacturing cycle times.”
Additionally, the report highlighted “bottlenecks in the development of AI and software for robot manipulation (such as grasping objects)
Mimic’s AI-driven robotic hand has been engineered to handle tough work conditions as well as fragile objects.
and interaction (taking voice commands from a person without training).”
Possible solution
Nevertheless, the Goldman Sachs report envisions that general-purpose humanoid robots will become the next ‘must-have’ device in manufacturing facilities, if innovation continues to unfold rapidly and the demand for these solutions rises. Automotive parts company Magna has invested in Sanctuary AI. According to a partnership agreement between the two companies, Magna will financially support Sanctuary AI’s development of general-purpose AI robots for deployment in Magna’s manufacturing plants. Sanctuary will have access to Magna’s product portfolio, engineering, and manufacturing capabilities to assess and improve the cost of manufacturing its robots as well as make it scalable.
“Robots like Phoenix are designed to be able to function in an environment where a person would typically function” said Reed. “They have two arms, two hands, 10 fingers, a head, and they’re similar in size, height, shape, etc., to a person.”
This human-like form factor is supposed to facilitate easier integration with existing systems. As Reed pointed out, “The great thing about a general-purpose technology is that it isn’t going to just be the large companies that are going to be able to leverage this technology. The system that we’ve produced is intended to be general purpose, enabling a much smaller company to be able to have this technology depending on what they’re doing.”
All of the present automation in manufacturing is designed for one or a couple of specific things. The challenge is that there are still things that require people to create the final product, and such roles can’t be automated with traditional tech.
– Ben Reed
Safety
As with any emerging technology, the adoption of humanoid robots in manufacturing brings up concerns about safety and regulation. However, the proponents and developers are confident of integrating all required safety standards into the design of humanoids.
Reed explained that this technology can address areas of operations that traditional automation has not been able to help with, thereby ‘closing that gap’.
As mentioned earlier, Mimic robots are designed to fit into existing workflows. Co-founder Stefan Weirich said, “Conventional automation leaves a huge gap of tedious, low-to-medium volume manual labour tasks that often fall under the table because they are too complex or not economical to automate ... Taking AI-driven robotic manipulation to the next level, we can now address these challenges.” In an era of declining birth rates and labour issues, robotics is emerging as a potential workforce solution.
Ben Reed.
Mimic robots are being designed to fit into existing workflows.
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OMEGA-3 substitutes to fish oil
The global fish oil supply is a hot topic as the worldwide demand for omega-3 nutrition grows. Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) are sourced mainly from wild caught fatty fish, which for several reasons is not sustainable in the long term. EPA and DHA promote optimal development, support physiological function and healthy aging in humans as well as are beneficial to companion animals. Due to the vulnerabilities of the wild caught fatty fish sector, it’s necessary to have sustainable and scalable alternatives for omega-3 EPA and DHA. These include land and marine plants like canola, ahiflower, microalgae and zooplankton that are viable, consistent sources of EPA and DHA omega-3s.
Several challenges affect the wild caught fatty fish sector’s ability to meet the growing demand for omega-3 EPA and DHA.
These include reliable supply, the marine ecosystem and climate change.
Dr. June Yao, global regulatory lead, Nuseed Nutritional, explains, “Wild caught fish are a well-known source of long-chain omega-3 fatty acids, especially DHA and EPA, which are essential nutrients for human and animal health. The world’s oceans cannot supply enough to meet the growing demand for omega-3 nutrition. The UN Food and Agricultural Organization indicates that over 60 per cent of wild fish stocks are fished to capacity. Seasonal challenges add to supply volatility. New sustainable omega-3 oil sources are needed for continuity of supply and to prevent a 1 million t supply gap by 2030.”
Greg Cumberford, vice president, science and regulatory, Natures Crops International, adds, “Of the approximate 1.25 million t of fish oil produced globally in 2022, approximately half came from whole wild-caught or farmed fish. Out of this, global omega-3 EPA/DHA oil
production in 2022 was approximately 160,000 t, mostly from fish oil, of which around 105,000 t went to human and pet supplements. The world’s available supply of wild-caught fatty fish (anchovies, sardines, herring, menhaden) to meet global omega-3 recommended intakes cannot keep pace with demand. This is before factoring in rapidly rising global aquaculture demand to feed farm fish.”
Peter Howard, vice president, project development and director, Algae Labs, Pond Technologies, describes, “Anchoveta (Engraulis ringens) are a small, schooling fish species found primarily off the coasts of Peru and Chile, one of the most productive marine ecosystems in the world. Despite their abundance, anchoveta are vulnerable to climate change impacts including temperature sensitivity and vulnerability to oceanographic changes. Climate change is expected to increase this vulnerability in the future, as alterations in their habitat, food availability, and ecosys-
Wild fish vulnerabilities spur the need for sustainable alternatives — BY JANE DUMMER —
A hectare of Nuseed’s Omega-3 Canola crop can produce as much DHA as 10,000 kg of wild caught fish.
tem interactions make them particularly susceptible to these effects. This highlights the importance of alternative sources of omega-3 fatty acids.”
Snorre Angell, CEO, Zooca, says, “Global fish stocks face numerous challenges and vulnerabilities, including overfishing, bycatch, habitat degradation, pollution, climate change and disease. While not all of these factors are within our control, some are. Overfishing threatens ocean ecosystems and the billions of people worldwide who rely on seafood as a key source of omega-3 fatty acids and protein. It’s essential to have sustainable alternatives.”
Sustainable, scalable alternatives
Sustainable and scalable omega-3 EPA and DHA alternatives to wild caught fatty fish need to be available to guarantee a solid global supply moving forward. In addition to the alternatives on their own, there is an opportunity to blend them with fish oil, as another stream, to ensure consistent quality and predictable availability at a reasonable price.
Yao says, “Nuseed Omega-3 Canola is the world’s first crop capable of making long-chain omega-3 DHA and EPA, along with increased ALA [alpha-linolenic acid]. We replicated the enzymatic pathway microalgae take to produce long-chain fatty acids to transform the omega-3 profile of canola oil. It’s a sophisticated feat of biotechnology that has the potential to double the world’s supply of DHA on less than 5 per cent of current canola production land. Every hectare of Nuseed Omega-3 Canola can produce as much DHA as 10,000 kg of wild caught fish. Aquaterra Advanced Omega-3 oil, also derived from Nuseed Omega-3 Canola, is developed as a strategic nutrient in aquafeeds. Aquaterra is improving the health and quality of Canadian farmed salmon. Nutriterra is approved for use in human food in Canada, with new consumer products in active development.”
Cumberford says, “Made exclusively in Canada, ahiflower oil comes from the seeds of U.K.-grown Buglossoides arvensis. This certified non-GM omega-3 rich crop is grown following regenerative farming practices. No glyphosate is applied. No solvents are used in ahiflower oil refining; only light physical refining/filtration. The crop is highly scalable, producing as much omega-3 oil per acre as from 500,000 anchovies in a short eight-month cropping cycle. It can be grown at large scale in cooler temperate climates in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Ahiflower production helps the omega-3 industry restore balance and meet rising consumer expectations that achieving personal wellness goals should not come at the expense of planetary wellness.”
Angell says, “The Zooca Calanus oil offers a scalable solution to provide both omega-3 fats for humans and protein for animal feed. The zooplankton Calanus finmarchicus is one of the world’s largest renewable marine resources, reproducing an impressive 290 million t each year in the Norwegian Sea. That’s more than the total fishery biomass weight (214 million t) of all farmed and harvested fish annually worldwide. Of the annual 290 million t of Calanus finmarchicus reproduction, only 0.0005 per cent is caught and harvested in northern Norway. All harvesting operations are conducted with complete transparency and in an environmentally
friendly manner. Zooca is committed to minimizing bycatch through self-developed, patented technology and strict regulations from the authorities.”
Grant Smith, president and CEO, Pond Technologies, says, “Microalgae have emerged as a promising omega-3 alternative source, offering a sustainable solution to the challenges associated with traditional fish-based sources. Pond’s microalgae cultivation can be conducted in controlled environments on land. As a primary producer in aquatic ecosystems, microalgae are naturally rich in omega-3 fatty acids such as EPA and DHA. Canadian companies like Pond Technologies are at the forefront of harnessing the potential of microalgae to provide EPA and DHA worldwide.”
Ahiflower oil, which is made exclusively in Canada, comes from the seeds of Buglossoides arvensis.
Zooca’s Calanus oil is made from the zooplankton Calanus finmarchicus
Elevating brands with simple designs
food packaging
Food packaging conveys a message from the food manufacturer to customers. Packaging design, company logos, and colours are all part of the visuals helping elevate a brand. That, however, is only part of the story.
“Before you even start, you need to think about your strategy, not just packaging and design. We work with the four truths—what is your category, who is your customer, what is happening in the culture, and what is your product about,” says Elyse Boulet, CEO and managing partner at award-winning agency Pigeon. Started in 1971, Pigeon, which has offices in Toronto, Montreal, and Mexico City, has helped build over 1000 brands.
“Designing a package can easily take more than a year,” says Boulet.
She gives food manufacturers this advice.
“Never look at packaging design against a white paper. It needs to be viewed both online and in-store to see not only how it will really look, but how it looks next to the competition,” she explains. “This will depend on where your product will be displayed. If you have a frozen dessert, you need to see how the packaging will look behind glass.”
The moment of truth comes when shoppers reach the grocery aisle.
“Any designer can create something beautiful, but the key is to create something beautiful that sells products,” she says.
Simplicity wins
Pigeon works on the premise of findability,
BY KAREN BARR —
stopability, shopability, and usability. The product must be findable among masses, with easy brand recognition. It must stop shoppers and grab their attention. Shopability is all about storytelling. It helps consumers understand the product, the offer, and benefits. The useability of the food product must be clear and housed in a highly functional package.
Recently, Pigeon worked with rice company Dainty.
“In a category where giants are expanding their offerings and private brands are becoming more popular, the Dainty brand had lost its momentum. With obsolete packaging and inactive communication for several years, the brand equity had become
very low. With a generous product line and know-how passed down from generation to generation, the brand was in dire need of revitalization in every way,” says Boulet.
The packaging was taken from a flat pillow style, common among rice manufacturers, to stand-up packaging in a vivid teal colour. Dainty’s premium tier rice has black packaging, while the organic is green. A new, large, curvy white font identifies the brand name. Dainty’s brand icon in regal gold sits above, with the date 1882, the year the company was founded.
A small window in the packaging reveals the rice. Next to this is the time symbol telling consumers how long it takes to cook. The colourful flavour band below
The art and science of effective
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Food packaging helps to elevate a brand and build a loyal customer base.
A CLASSIC French croissant has 55 layers, including 27 layers of butter. What’s a vegan to do when craving this flaky baked good?
Ingredient technologies are available to assist with leavening and aeration. And now with new Butter Buds Non-Dairy 32X®, butter flavor is possible, too.
“This is an exciting flavor sensation that makes it possible for manufacturers to create satisfying and craveable non-dairy foods, without the risk of exposure to dairy allergens,” said Michael Ivey, National Sales Director, Butter Buds Inc. “It is also water soluble, so it’s very easy to integrate into existing formulations. Now manufacturers can keep the satisfying mouthfeel, creamy texture and buttery flavor that consumers want, and make a vegan claim.”
Butter Buds Non-Dairy 32X incorporates sunflower oil in combination with other natural flavors to mimic the characteristics found in dairy fat to deliver medium-strong salted butter middle notes with buttery and savory base notes, for maximum flavor impact. Having Butter Buds’ hardworking ingredient solutions in the matrix can often help formulators lower usage rates of other more costly ingredients to help to control costs. Butter Buds NonDairy 32X is also shelf stable to minimize food storage refrigeration concerns and logistics costs, and is easy-to-use in manufacturing for a wide range of applications.
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indicates the type of rice, while the photo below the band gives a visual on the country of origin. The band is hot pink for Dainty’s basmati rice, and the photo image is a celebratory painted elephant.
As for some general trends in food packaging, Boulet says, “Simplification. Packaging needs to be simple to understand. You only have three seconds to capture the customer’s attention. Bigger brand marks are integrated into the packaging to be instantly recognizable. Also, you can’t say everything on the brand packaging. That is why QR codes are so popular for looking up additional product information and recipes.”
Bold and bright
“Colour has always been a big part of how we position the Big Mountain brand,” says Jasmine Byrne, COO of Big Mountain Foods in Vancouver. The company pioneered the first-ever soy-free tofu made with fava beans. Packaging colours for various products include sunflower yellow, deep purple, lime green, and hot pink.
“We are innovating the space with the food of the future, and we aren’t afraid of showing this off,” says Byrne. “Our bold and
bright colours align with our vision—we’re bold and unafraid. We stand out on shelves and are creating foods that should stand out as key players in the growing shift towards real food made with real ingredients.”
As Big Mountain Foods evolved its marketing strategies, new packaging was needed.
“Today, people want to see what they’re going to eat. Consumers are being drawn towards food brands they can trust,” says Nicole Duff, creative co-ordinator. “This is why we integrated windows into our new soy-free tofu packaging.”
Adjustments had to be made to the packaging design to accommodate the window.
“This presented a challenge, as we wanted to make sure this box was cohesive as a part of the Big Mountain family, fitting our text, logo, and other elements while accommodating this new window,” says Duff. “Our strategy was, and always has been, to put our bold imagery, colour palette, and recognizable design first—and build other elements around it in a supporting manner.”
Then Duff adds, “For this line, we chose to integrate visuals that tell the story of our fava beans since we are so proud of the whole
journey. This begins with fava beans that are grown on a women-owned, Canadian, and regenerative farm to our soy-free tofu, and then to the life after production where we upcycle tofu byproducts and underweight tofu to ensure nothing is ever wasted.”
Duff offers packaging advice to other food manufacturers.
“Understand packaging regulations in the countries you are distributing to. Packaging regulations can vary by country and type of product, so it is important to ensure you understand what rules must be followed before getting too far into any design.”
Then Duff adds, “Sustainability and environmental consciousness are in. We are seeing a shift to more sustainable materials and a reduction in unnecessary packaging. This can mean getting creative with packaging and being more conscious of the materials used to make products functional and attractive on shelf.”
Food packaging helps to elevate a brand and build a loyal customer base. Developing packaging takes time and requires well thought-out strategies. Seeing more of your products ringing through the cash register is worth the time and effort.
Pigeon helped redesign rice brand Dainty’s packaging. The rice is now packaged in stand-up pouches in vivid colours and has a window to show the product inside.
Big Mountain Foods is known for using bold and bright colours like hot pink in its packaging.
Integrating sustainability into business operations
The food production industry is an essential sector in our country and the largest manufacturing employer in Canada.1 A study by Poore and Nemecek states that 26 per cent of all global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can be attributed to food production.2 Although significant portions of these GHG emissions fall under upstream categories for food processors such as crop production or land use, 18 per cent (or nearly 5 per cent of total global GHG emissions) are associated with direct food production such as packaging (5 per cent) and food processing activities (4 per cent).
To integrate sustainability into food production systems and quantify if improvements are being made, we must be able to account for and measure changes.
A framework for emissions
Most agencies use Scope 1, 2, and 3 to categorize and measure GHGs generated by an organization.3 This framework helps organizations to consider the sources and their impact on the entire supply chain.
Scope 1 GHGs are directly generated by the organization. An example could be emissions associated with fuel combustion from an onsite generator, boiler or furnace. Emissions associated with company vehi-
cles are also included in Scope 1. This category is relatively easy to quantify and using online calculators’ conversion to equivalent GHG quantities is achievable.
Scope 2 emissions are indirect GHG emissions specific to purchased energy sources such as electricity, heating and cooling for the organization’s facilities. This category has some nuance to consider and data to support may be available from utility companies or online calculators.
Scope 3 emissions are not directly controlled by the organization but indirectly can be influenced by decisions made by the organization. Such emissions include everything not covered by Scope 1 and 2 and include upstream (e.g. raw material processing) and downstream such as end of life-cycle waste. This category is typically the largest source of GHG emissions (estimates at over 90 per cent4) and more challenging to identify and quantify. In this category,
Challenges and solutions for measuring GHG emissions across the supply chain — BY NICOLE DETLOR—
changes to packaging or reduction of food waste are potential areas of action for an organization. Food waste is a significant category of Scope 3 GHG emissions because it contributes in two ways, first in their production and second as waste breaking down in landfills. Employee commutes are also a factor in Scope 3 emissions, companies can consider policies that encourage working from home, carpooling, transit, etc.
For up and downstream emissions consideration for resource circularity is a useful framework for GHG reduction. This principle considers materials as resources in a circular system rather than linear where raw materials ultimately are disposed of in a landfill or another waste stream.
Resources are not considered as finite and their disposition after use is part of the consideration at acquisition. Reuse, remanufacturing, recycling, composting and other strategies can be utilized. Within this process of thinking, circularity is focused on achieving the highest value of the material possible. The outcome is the elimination of waste by ensuring that materials are utilized as fully as possible. For example, for raw materials shipped in bags, consider bulk shipping, if possible, to eliminate packaging waste. If this is not possible, the materials used in the packaging could first be considered for reuse rather than, or before, recycling. This process allows for the material to achieve a higher value of circularity. A source of information on circularity is the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.5
Quantifying emissions
Once sources of GHG have been identified, understanding the quantity of GHG associated with the activities are important. Some activities produce a larger quantity of GHG than others and understanding where a meaningful impact can take place is challenging. Organizations can focus their resources and time on making changes that will have a meaningful impact. In Scopes 1 and 2 this is slightly easier to achieve using online reputable calculators and usage data. Scope 3 emissions are more challenging to
quantify, as our team experienced during our Living Lab project. Our focus was to quantify the Scope 3 GHGs associated with the menu at our student-run Bloom restaurant on campus. Since Winter 2023 we have been providing this information on the restaurant menu. Finding the data for this proved to be a significant challenge. Although many peer-reviewed papers have been published on this topic for individual resources, finding a source of regional, tabulated data for each of the 50+ ingredients used at the restaurant was a challenge. In the end, a source of global average data was found in a peer-reviewed journal and the lack of regional data was taken as a future growth opportunity. Software tools for this purpose do exist, but costs can be extremely prohibitive, thereby reducing accessibility to medium and smaller-sized organizations.
Many other sustainability initiatives can be considered by organizations including water conservation, attracting pollinators with onsite landscaping choices and reducing energy consumption through the design of walk-in refrigerators and freezers. For example, is it possible for changes to be made to quality control sampling to reduce food loss or waste? In the case of destructive testing, is it possible to redistribute the product so it does not become part of a waste stream? Human resources can impact
employee GHG emissions by offering commuting options.
Each department has an opportunity to impact the environmental sustainability of production. Although the production and maintenance teams may be the obvious focus of these efforts, quality systems teams, product development, human resources, procurement and scheduling all have an impact. Much like food safety is the responsibility of everyone in a production facility, so are sustainable practices.
Conestoga College’s student-run restaurant Bloom provides details about its Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions on the menu card, so that consumers can make informed meal choices.
BAutomation in food and beverage manufacturing
Alex Barlow
y now, most food industry professionals should be aware of the benefits automation can offer any food operation. From robotic systems and cobots to computer vision technology and ERP software, adding some level of automated programing to your company will make an impact. Automating processes can boost productivity, enhance quality assurance and safety, cut costs, add greater efficiency and sustainability to supply chain management, and improve overall competitiveness.
Yet, the food and beverage industry has historically lagged behind other industries when it comes to automating processes. That may be changing, according to Aptean’s Food and Beverage 2024 Trends and Outlook for North America report, which reveals that 90 per cent of North American food and beverage companies are in the process of digital transformation, although only one in five has finished their digitization projects. The survey also shows that “automation is critical for tackling growth barriers,” and that “food processors, manufacturers and distributors using technology to automate tasks and processes experienced 1.3 per cent higher revenue growth in the most recent full trading year than companies relying on manual operations.”
Canadian food and beverage manufacturers have two advantages when it comes to adding automation to their operations. There is now substantial government funding available for technology upgrades, digitization projects, and foodtech innovation. At the same time, there are an increasing
number of Canadian foodtech companies offering automation solutions to common operational challenges.
Labour saving
Finding, training, and retaining skilled workers continues to be a challenge for many food and beverage manufacturers, and robotics is evolving to offer more nuanced solutions. For example, Artus Lite from Alberta-based Sarcomere Dynamics is a compact, high-dexterity robotic hand designed to automate dangerous, dirty, or complex industrial tasks. While the unit currently replicates human functionality, the company plans to create a ‘near-human robotic hand’ with similar degrees of freedom and strength as a human hand and is less bulky and expensive than conventional robotic technology by the end of the year.
Skygauge Robotics, a startup based in Hamilton, creates sophisticated drone technology for a variety of industries. In the food industry, the technology can be used for ultrasonic inspection of storage tanks and piping, eliminating the need for time-consuming and potentially dangerous manual inspections. The company is now developing a drone with 360-degree inspection capabilities, based on feedback from food industry customers.
Quality assured
Automated technology can help ensure product consistency, quality and safety, while freeing up skilled workers to perform less repetitive tasks. Apex Motion Control in Surrey, B.C., produces robotic and cobot systems that automate repetitive processes in food production lines such as filling, cutting,
Skygauge Robotics manufactures drones that can be used for ultrasonic inspection of storage tanks and piping.
decorating, packaging, and palletizing. It also offers units with 3D machine vision for complete product inspections. RivièreVerte, N.B.-based Lizotte Machine Vision designs and builds custom automated quality control, food sorting, and grading equipment featuring integrated machine vision. Apart from detecting foreign material in products, the technology automates more complex functions such as detecting internal defects and weight discrepancies.
Data solutions
According to Aptean, “41 per cent of companies surveyed plan to invest in business intelligence tools over the next 12 months.” Those tools include cloud-based digital systems designed to generate and analyze data that can then be used to optimize production efficiency and performance, while cutting costs from operations and the supply chain. The survey revealed that “these industry-focused technologies delivered
In the case of some solutions, such as ERP software, this difference was as much as 32 per cent.” Richmond, B.C.-based Icicle Technologies offers an end-to-end ERP system designed for the needs of the food industry. The system includes measures for ensuring regulatory and third-party compliance, improving profitability, adding traceability, and streamlining production across multiple facilities.
Automation and digitization have the potential to significantly change how the food industry does business, and Canadian foodtech companies continue to be at the forefront of this transformation. Food processors no longer need to go to international markets to source technology solutions, as we have great partners here at home.
Alex Barlow is vice president, programs, for the Canadian Food Innovation Network (CFIN), which funds foodtech projects, stimulates collaboration, and fosters a growing community of F&B professionals.
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a good source of fibre, Vitamin E, zinc and folate
ideal for a variety of foods including: bakery products, granola, snack bars, salad toppings and plant-based foods
Buy USA sunflower kernel. Contact a supplier at sunflowernsa.com .
FHow to tackle the big challenges
Birgit Blain
ood businesses are plagued with challenges daily. The big ones often revolve around sales. It’s natural for food brands to throw marketing funds at the situation. But, without understanding the root cause, they risk flushing money and resources down the drain.
To illustrate the point; a brand owner contacted me to develop a marketing campaign, remarking, ‘sales are down. We need to do more marketing.’ In their mind, the problem was identified, and the solution was clear. But I wasn’t convinced it was the best bang for their buck.
A cursory check revealed that the problem was in fact misidentified. Firstly, products were not in full distribution, which is one of many probable causes for poor sales. Secondly, the broker was not engaged, didn’t support the brand and had decided to drop the line. If the brand owner had gone ahead with their plan to launch a marketing campaign, it would have delivered zero sales lift and zero ROI. Additionally, brand loyalists and prospective customers looking for the product, which was nowhere to be found, would have been disappointed. Clearly, it was necessary to dig deeper to uncover the root cause on the path to developing an effective solution. Following a methodical, three-step process makes it easier to investigate the nature of the problem.
1. Define the problem
Identifying the problem correctly is key. It is seldom as straight forward as it seems and requires an objective viewpoint. Consult with all areas of the business—finance, sales, marketing,
operations, QA, procurement, etc.— as each silo has a unique perspective and may see the problem differently. Engaging external partners— distributors, brokers, customers, and even consumers—can yield unexpected results, turning the viewpoint on its head. An unbiased third party is an asset to challenge your thinking.
To probe the issue, use the ‘five Ws’ (who, what, when, where and why), how, and how many.
Look at what is being measured and review the results against targets. If information is lacking, additional metrics may be required. A SWOT analysis, which examines internal and external factors impacting a business, can also help identify problem areas.
2. Analyze the problem
To further understand the root of the problem, apply the 7 Ps of marketing: product, place, price, promotion, people, process, and physical evidence.
Product
Is there an issue with the product (e.g. quality, flavour profile, sensory experience, obsolete fad, ingredients, attributes, benefits, or packaging)? Does it satisfy an unmet need?
Place
Is the product sold through relevant channels where the target customer shops? Is product visibility obscured, highlighting planogram or merchandising issues?
Price
The pricing strategy, with its many layers, may be flawed. Examine COGS
and item profitability, as well as distributor and retailer margins. Ensure the retail price is aligned with the value proposition and what the target customer is willing to pay.
Promotion
Marketing and advertising may be misdirected or insufficient to raise awareness and motivate purchase.
People
Does the company have a positive culture? Do team members, including external partners, possess the required skills and commitment?
Process
This includes internal processes in all areas of the business. Also explore potential issues with external processes at distributors and retailers. For example, a data integrity issue in the customer’s order system can result in missed orders and out-of-stocks.
Physical evidence
Is there solid proof of the quality of the experience that is offered, such as certifications and endorsements from credible sources?
3. Identify root cause
The final step is narrowing down the findings to validate the root cause(s). Problems and root causes are typically multi-faceted. Often a broken or nonexistent process is at the heart of it. The ‘5 whys’ methodology, developed by Toyota’s founder in the 1930’s, is another tool to delve into the inner workings of processes, revealing the root cause of issues. With the problem correctly defined, and the root cause(s) understood, it’s time to set objectives and brainstorm solutions.
Birgit Blain’s packaged foods experience includes 17 years with Loblaw Brands and President’s Choice.
HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE
• The Food in Canada Buyers’ Guide is based on an alphabetical/numerical system. Our guide contains seven sections. Please consult the contents page for the section you’re looking for (e.g. spices). Look up the item you need alphabetically and a company list will appear underneath the item. If there are multiple choices, such as our (whole wheat, rice or gluten free, etc.) a numerical rating will advise on which choices each supplier carries. Look up the suppliers’ contact information in the alphabetical listing beginning on page 78.
The
2024/25 Buyers Guide
Ingredients & Additives
This section includes preservatives, fruits, avours, mixes, ours, chemicals and spices. For complete contact information on companies listed in the following section, see Suppliers’ Information at the end of this guide.
6 Citric
A
ACACIA GUM
A M Ingredients Corp
AKR Consulting Canada Inc
American International Foods, Inc
Azelis Canada Inc
Barentz
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Caldic
CCC Ingredients
Farbest Brands
H & A Canada Inc.
IMCD
Ingredion Canada Corporation
Kerry
Mitsubishi International Food
PLT Health Solutions
Pond Naturals Inc.
The Staffing Exchange Inc.
Tic Gums Inc.
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
ACIDIFIERS
A M Ingredients Corp
Azelis Canada Inc
Caldic
CCC Ingredients
CFS North America
Fresh Ideas & Solutions Inc.
International Food Focus Ltd.
Jungbunzlauer Inc.
MMIS Inc.
Occidental Flavors Inc.
Prinova Nutra Corp.
PURAC America, Inc.
rb Ingredients
The Staffing Exchange Inc.
ACIDS
1 Acetic
2 Adipic
3 Amino
4 Ascorbic
5 Benzoic
7 Erythorbic
8 Fumaric
9 Glutamic
10 Hydrochloric
11 Isoascorbic
12 Lactic
13 Malic
14 Phosphoric
15 Propionic
16 Sorbic
Tannic 20 Tartaric
A M Ingredients Corp 4,6,13,20
ADM - Specialty Food 6,9,12
American International Foods, Inc 1-8,1213,16,20
Arkema Inc. 1,3-4,10,14-15
Azelis Canada Inc 6,12
Balchem Encapsulates 3-4,6,8,12-13,1516,20
Barentz 3,6,8,13,16
Biocatalysts Ltd 3
Brenntag Canada Inc. 1-8,10-18,20
Caravan Ingredients 4,15
CCC Ingredients 2-4,6,12,14,16-17
CFS North America 4,6
Charles Tennant & Company 1,46,12,14,16,20
Constant America 10
Corbion 12
Debro Inc. 1,4,6-8,12-14,16,20
Fisher Scientific Limited 1,4-6,9-10,14,1719
Fleischmann’s Vinegar 1
Fun Foods Canada 6
Glanbia Nutritionals 3
Grain Process Enterprises 4,12
H & A Canada Inc. 3-4,6,8,12-13,16,20
Hela Spice Canada Inc. 4,6
HT Griffin Food Ingredients 3
Jungbunzlauer Inc. 6
Kersia Canada Inc. 6
Mitsubishi International Food 1-9,12-16,20
Mondelez Canada Inc 4,6,12-13,20
Nutralliance 3
Occidental Flavors Inc. 14
Pangaea Sciences Inc. 3
Prinova Nutra Corp. 2-9,11,13,16,20
PURAC America, Inc. 12
Quadra Ingredients 4,6
rb Ingredients 4,6,13,20
The Wright Group 3-4,6
Thomas Large & Singer Inc. 3
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc 3-9,13,15-16
Unipac Packaging Products Ltd. 4,6-7
Will’s Food Inc 6
ACIDULANTS
A M Ingredients Corp
ADM - Specialty Food
American International Foods, Inc
Azelis Canada Inc
Balchem Encapsulates
Blendtek Ingredients
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Charles Tennant & Company
Debro Inc.
Fleischmann’s Vinegar
Fresh Ideas & Solutions Inc.
H & A Canada Inc.
IMCD
International Food Focus Ltd.
Jungbunzlauer Inc.
Kingsway Chocolate Company
Malabar Ingredients
Mitsubishi International Food
MLG Enterprises Limited
Occidental Flavors Inc.
Prinova Nutra Corp.
PURAC America, Inc.
rb Ingredients
Univar Solutions
ACTIVATED CARBON
A M Ingredients Corp
American International Foods, Inc
Arkema Inc.
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
General Filtration
rb Ingredients
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
AGAR AGAR
American International Foods, Inc
Azelis Canada Inc
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Caldic
CCC Ingredients
Dempsey Corporation
Fisher Scientific Limited
Fun Foods Canada
Grain Process Enterprises
H & A Canada Inc.
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
Malabar Ingredients
Nex-xus Distribution
Nivatus Inc
Pangaea Sciences Inc.
Prinova Nutra Corp.
Tic Gums Inc.
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
ALCOHOL
Arkema Inc.
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Constant America
Contract Testing Inc.
Fisher Scientific Limited
Grain Processing Corporation
Permolex
The Tin Whistle Brewing Co Ltd
ALGINATES
Azelis Canada Inc
Barentz
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Caldic
CCC Ingredients
Chemroy Canada Inc
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Ingredients Solutions, Inc.
Malabar Ingredients
Mitsubishi International Food
RETTENMAIER CANADA
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
ALKALIS
A M Ingredients Corp
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Momentive Performance
rb Ingredients
ALMOND PASTE
Azelis Canada Inc
Caldic
Fun Foods Canada
Grain Process Enterprises
Nex-xus Distribution
Pro Ingredients Inc.
Tootsi Impex
ALMOND PASTE - ARTIFICIAL
Contract Testing Inc.
ALMONDS
All Gold Imports Inc.
Bassé Nus
Compass Food Sales Company
CORE Foodservice
Grain Process Enterprises
Grain-Free JK Gourmet Inc
Marsia Foods Inc.
Mondelez Canada Inc
Nex-xus Distribution
Piccola Cucina Inc.
Pro Ingredients Inc.
Sass Foods
Tiger-Vac Inc.
Tootsi Impex
ALUM
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Constant America
ALUMINUM
1 Ammonium Sulphate
2 Others
3 Sulphate
Balchem Encapsulates 3
Brenntag Canada Inc. 1-3
CCC Ingredients 3
Constant America 1
Fisher Scientific Limited 1-3
PURAC America, Inc. 2
AMARANTH
American International Foods, Inc
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Caldic
Calico Food Ingredients Ltd
Essences Bonnie & Don Flavours
Everspring Farms
Food Ingredient Solutions, LLC
Grain Process Enterprises
Quadra Ingredients
Sensient Colors Canada Ltd.
Tootsi Impex
AMMONIUM
1 Carbonate
2 Miscellaneous
3 Salts
4 Sulphate
Arkema Inc. 4
Blendtek Ingredients 1
Brenntag Canada Inc. 1-4
Charles Tennant & Company 1
Fisher Scientific Limited 1,4
PURAC America, Inc. 3
Univar Solutions 3
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Fisher Scientific Limited
ANISE SEED
BSA WIBERG
Grain Process Enterprises
Worlée Natural Products (Canada) Inc.
ANNATTO COLOURS
American International Foods, Inc
Brenntag Canada Inc.
BSA WIBERG
Caldic
Calico Food Ingredients Ltd
CCC Ingredients
Chemroy Canada Inc
Chr. Hansen Inc.
Debro Inc.
Ecom Food Industries
Embassy Ingredients Ltd.
Essences Bonnie & Don Flavours
Food Ingredient Solutions, LLC
Kalsec Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Mondelez Canada Inc
ROHA Canada, Ltd.
Sensient Colors Canada Ltd.
Sensient Food Colors
The Ingredient Company
ANTI-CAKING AGENTS
ADM/Matsutani LLC
American International Foods, Inc
Arkema Inc.
Barentz
Blendtek Ingredients
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Caldic
CCC Ingredients
Chemroy Canada Inc
Debro Inc.
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
IMCD
International Food Focus Ltd.
Malabar Ingredients
Mitsubishi International Food
Nex-xus Distribution
Prinova Nutra Corp.
RETTENMAIER CANADA
Solvaira Specialties Inc.
Univar Solutions
ANTIFOAMING AGENTS
Arkema Inc.
Barentz
Blendtek Ingredients
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Caldic
Charles Tennant & Company
Chemroy Canada Inc
Constant America
DuPont Nutrition & Health
International Food Focus Ltd.
Kerry
Leo-Chem Enterprises Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Momentive Performance
Stepan Company
Univar Solutions
ANTIMICROBIAL AGENTS
American International Foods, Inc
Azelis Canada Inc
Barentz
Blendtek Ingredients
Brenntag Canada Inc.
BSA WIBERG
Caldic
CCC Ingredients
CFS North America
Chinova Bioworks
CK Ingredients
Corbion
Debro Inc.
IMCD
International Food Focus Ltd.
Malabar Ingredients
Mitsubishi International Food
Think Ingredients
Univar Solutions
ANTIOXIDANTS
A M Ingredients Corp
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Arkema Inc.
ATOKA Cranberries Inc.
Azelis Canada Inc
Barentz
Blendtek Ingredients
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
BSA WIBERG
Caldic
CCC Ingredients
CFS North America
Charles Tennant & Company
Chemroy Canada Inc
CK Ingredients
Dempsey Corporation
DuPont Nutrition & Health
H & A Canada Inc.
Hilltech Canada Inc.
International Food Focus Ltd.
Kalsec Inc.
Kemin Food Technologies, Inc.
Malabar Ingredients
Mitsubishi International Food
PLT Health Solutions
Pond Naturals Inc.
Prinova Nutra Corp.
rb Ingredients
The Ingredient Company
The Wright Group
Think Ingredients
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
APPLES
Apex Ingredients Inc. 3,8
Barentz 8
Buda Juice Canada 3
Can AM Ingredients, Inc 7
Compass Food Sales Company 2
Contract Testing Inc. 1-3
Food Distribution Guy 3
Food Ingredient Solutions, LLC 2
Food Specialties 6
Fresh Point Toronto 7
Fresh Point Vancouver 7
FreshWagon Market Inc. 7
Grain Process Enterprises 4,7
Ingredion Canada Corporation 3
Marsia Foods Inc. 7
Pacific Coast Fruit Products 3,5
Pond Naturals
Pro
AQUA AMMONIA
Brenntag Canada Inc.
AROMA ESTERS
Fisher Scientific Limited
AROMA ESTERS BENZYL
BENZOATE
Fisher Scientific Limited
AROMA ESTERS BENZYL SALICYLATE
Fisher Scientific Limited
ASCORBYL PALMITATE
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CFS North America
Kemin Food Technologies, Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Prinova Nutra Corp.
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
ASPARTAME
American International Foods, Inc
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Contract Testing Inc.
Debro Inc.
H & A Canada Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Mondelez Canada Inc
Prinova Nutra Corp.
rb Ingredients
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
AZODICARBONAMIDE
Arkema Inc.
Caravan Ingredients
B
BACTERIAL STARTER
Azelis Canada Inc
BSA WIBERG
Chr. Hansen Inc.
DuPont Nutrition & Health
MMIS Inc.
BAKED GOODS 1 Cookies 2 Crackers 3 Ice Cream Cones
Ingredion Canada Corporation 2 International Sugars Inc. 2,5-6 k2MILLING Ltd 1,3
Malabar Ingredients 2,6
MLG Enterprises Limited 5-6 Nivatus Inc 1-2
rb Ingredients 1-2,5-6
Richardson Oilseed Limited 4
Roquette America Inc. 2
Shashi Foods Inc. 3
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc 2
Univar Solutions 2,5-6
Upper Canada Malt Co. 5 Valley Flaxflour Ltd 3
COTTONSEED OIL
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Arista Industries, Inc.
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Bunge Oils (Canada)
Cargill Food Ingredients
CREAM 1 Other Toppings 2 Whipped
Bunge Oils (Canada) 1
Chemroy Canada Inc 1
Contract Testing Inc. 1-2
Food Distribution Guy 2 Kerry 1-2
Lactalis Canada 2
Puratos Canada Inc. 1
rb Ingredients 1
CREAM OF TARTAR
A M Ingredients Corp
American International Foods, Inc
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Debro Inc.
Donmar Foods, Inc.
H & A Canada Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Modulex Solutions Inc
Quadra Ingredients
rb Ingredients
CRYSTAL PRODUCTS
Kerry
Newly Weds Foods
Quadra Ingredients
CULTURES & SOURS
Chr. Hansen Inc.
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Quadra Ingredients
CURING MATERIALS
Blends
BSA WIBERG
Corbion
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
MMIS Inc.
Newly Weds Foods
CYSTEINE
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Caravan Ingredients
Prinova Nutra Corp.
The Wright Group
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
D
DAIRY FLAVOURS
121625 Canada Inc. T/A Food Specialties.
A M Ingredients Corp
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Azelis Canada Inc
Caldic
Calico Food Ingredients Ltd
California Custom Fruits & Flavors
Carmi Flavors
Chemroy Canada Inc
Colarome Inc.
Corporation Novotaste, Inc.
David Michael & Co.
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Edlong Dairy Technologies
Essences Bonnie & Don Flavours
Flavorcan International Inc.
FlavorSum
Food Specialties
Foodarom Group Inc
Givaudan Canada Co.
Hilltech Canada Inc.
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
Kerry
Leo-Chem Enterprises Inc.
Malabar Ingredients
McCormick Canada
PreGel CANADA
Quadra Ingredients
rb Ingredients
Russell Marketing Inc.
Sensient Flavors Canada Inc.
Silesia Flavors Inc
Synergy Taste
The Ingredient Company
Virginia Dare Extract Co Inc.
DAIRY INGREDIENTS
A M Ingredients Corp
Acces Ingredients
Alca Trading Corp.
American International Foods, Inc
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Barentz
Brenntag Canada Inc.
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Burt Lewis (Canada) Inc.
California Custom Fruits & Flavors
Can AM Ingredients, Inc
Caravan Ingredients
CCC Ingredients
Chemroy Canada Inc
Chr. Hansen Inc.
CK Ingredients
Contract Testing Inc.
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Edlong Dairy Technologies
Farbest Brands
Food Specialties
Fountain Food and Beverages Ltd
Fresh Ideas & Solutions Inc.
Gay Lea Foods Co-operative Ltd
Glanbia Nutritionals
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
IMCD
Kawartha Dairy Ltd.
Kerry Lactalis Canada
Malabar Ingredients
Mitsubishi International Food
Nex-xus Distribution
PLT Health Solutions
PreGel CANADA
Prinova Nutra Corp.
Quadra Ingredients
rb Ingredients
Robinson Dairy Trading
Ronald A. Chisholm Limited
Providing a full line of specialty and commodity ingredients:
• Butter • Cheese • Cream Cheese
• Cheese Powders • Grated Cheeses
• Dairy Powders • Egg replacers
• Fluid & Evaporated
• Functional Proteins
• Milk & Whey Replacers
• Milk Powders • Whey Powders
DEHYDRATED VEGETABLES
Azelis Canada Inc
Blends
BSA WIBERG
Buchanan Global Ingredients
Caldic
Ecom Food Industries
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
Maahir Foods
Malabar Ingredients
McCormick Canada
Nex-xus Distribution
Russell Marketing Inc.
The Ingredient Company
Worlée Natural Products (Canada) Inc.
DEXTRIN
Can AM Ingredients, Inc
CK Ingredients
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
IMCD
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Saputo Dairy Products Canada
Sensient Flavors Canada Inc.
Think Ingredients
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
W.T. Lynch Foods Ltd
DANISH BASE
Caldic
Caravan Ingredients
Puratos Canada Inc.
DATES
1 Bulk
2 Freeze-Dried
3 Low Moisture
Acces Ingredients 1
Apex Ingredients Inc. 1,3
Bassé Nus 1
Compass Food Sales Company 1,3
CORE Foodservice 1
Grain Process Enterprises 1
Marsia Foods Inc. 1,3
Pro Ingredients Inc. 1-3
Reinhart Foods Ltd. 1
Sass Foods 1
Tootsi Impex 1,3
DEFOAMERS
Arkema Inc.
Barentz
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Caldic
CCC Ingredients
Charles Tennant & Company
Constant America
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Leo-Chem Enterprises Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Momentive Performance
DEHYDRATED MEATS
Azelis Canada Inc
CK Ingredients
Dempsey Corporation
International Dehydrated
McCormick Canada
Ingredion Canada Corporation
Tipper Tie Inc.
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
DIAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE
A M Ingredients Corp
Blendtek Ingredients
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Fisher Scientific Limited
Mitsubishi International Food
rb Ingredients
Tipper Tie Inc.
Univar Solutions
DIATOMACEOUS EARTH
Arkema Inc.
Azelis Canada Inc
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Debro Inc.
General Filtration
DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Charles Tennant & Company
Fisher Scientific Limited
Mitsubishi International Food Prinova Nutra Corp.
The Wright Group
Tipper Tie Inc.
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
DISODIUM PHOSPHATE
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Charles Tennant & Company
Fisher Scientific Limited
H & A Canada Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Prinova Nutra Corp.
The Wright Group
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
DODECYL ALCOHOL
Constant America
Fisher Scientific Limited
DOUGH
Conditioners
121625 Canada Inc. T/A Food Specialties.
American International Foods, Inc 1
Apex Ingredients Inc. 1
Azelis Canada Inc 1
Balchem Encapsulates 1
Barentz 1
Bellarise 1,3
Blendtek Ingredients 1
Brenntag Canada Inc. 1,4-5
Bunge Oils (Canada) 1,4
Caldic 1,4-5
Calico Food Ingredients Ltd 1
Caravan Ingredients 1-5
CCC Ingredients 1
Charles Tennant & Company 1
Chemroy Canada Inc 1,4
CK Ingredients 1
Corbion 1
DuPont Nutrition & Health 1,4-5
H & A Canada Inc. 5
Harlan Bakeries-Edmonton, L.P. 2
HT Griffin Food Ingredients 1
International Food Focus Ltd. 1,4-5
JC Baking Innovation 1-5
Manotas Organics and Latin Foods 2
Mitsubishi International Food 1
MLG Enterprises Limited 1
Newly Weds Foods 1
OK Frozen Dough 2
Puratos Canada Inc. 1
Perth County Ingredients 2
Quadra Ingredients 2-3,6
Toledo Food Service 5
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc 1
EMULSIFIERS
121625 Canada Inc. T/A Food Specialties.
A M Ingredients Corp
American International Foods, Inc
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Arkema Inc.
Azelis Canada Inc
Barentz
BASF
Bellarise
Blendtek Ingredients
Brenntag Canada Inc.
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Bunge Oils (Canada)
Caldic
Caravan Ingredients
CCC Ingredients
CFS North America
Charles Tennant & Company
Chemroy Canada Inc
CK Ingredients
Corbion
CP Kelco
Debro Inc.
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Farbest Brands
Fiberstar, Inc.
Food Specialties
Gelita North America
Glanbia Nutritionals
H & A Canada Inc.
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
IMCD
Ingredients Solutions, Inc.
Ingredion Canada Corporation
International Food Focus Ltd.
Kerry
Leo-Chem Enterprises Inc.
Malabar Ingredients
Mitsubishi International Food
Momentive Performance
Mondelez Canada Inc
Natural Products Inc.
Nex-xus Distribution
Palsgaard Inc.
Prinova Nutra Corp.
Quadra Ingredients
rb Ingredients
Stepan Company
The Wright Group
Tic Gums Inc.
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
ENCAPSULATES
Almat Pharmachem Inc
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Arkema Inc.
Balchem Encapsulates
Blendtek Ingredients
Buchanan Global Ingredients
Ecom Food Industries
Farbest Brands
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
IMCD
Ingredion Canada Corporation
Malabar Ingredients
Mitsubishi International Food
Sensient Flavors Canada Inc.
The Wright Group
ENRICHMENT INGREDIENTS
ADM - Specialty Food
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Barentz
Calico Food Ingredients Ltd
Caravan Ingredients
CK Ingredients
Corbion
Pond Naturals Inc.
PURAC America, Inc.
Quadra Ingredients
The Wright Group
ENZYMES
1 Bakery
2 Bromelain
3 Functional
4 Papain
A M Ingredients Corp 3
Azelis Canada Inc 1
Barentz 1
BASF 1
Biocatalysts Ltd 1-4
Brenntag Canada Inc. 1-4
Caldic 1,3
Caravan Ingredients 1
CCC Ingredients 1-2,4
Centerchem, Inc. 1-4
Chemroy Canada Inc 1
DuPont Nutrition & Health 1
Enzyme Development Corp 1-4
H & A Canada Inc. 1,4
IMCD 1,3
JC Baking Innovation 1,3
Kerry 1,3
Malabar Ingredients 1
Mondelez Canada Inc 1
Pangaea Sciences Inc. 3
PLT Health Solutions 2-3
Puratos Canada Inc. 1
Science Based Ingredients (SBI) 3
The Wright Group 1-2
Think Ingredients 1
Thomas Large & Singer Inc. 3
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc 2,4
Univar Solutions 1,3
EPSOM SALTS
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Grain Process Enterprises
Mitsubishi International Food
Recochem Inc.
Sel Plus
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Univar Solutions
ERYTHROSINE
Calico Food Ingredients Ltd
Sensient Colors Canada Ltd.
ESSENTIAL OILS
Buchanan Global Ingredients
Charles Tennant & Company
Corporation Novotaste, Inc.
Ecom Food Industries
Givaudan Canada Co.
Hilltech Canada Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Occidental Flavors Inc.
Pond Naturals Inc.
Powell May International
Quadra Ingredients
The Ingredient Company
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
Virginia Dare Extract Co Inc.
ETHYL ALCOHOL
Fisher Scientific Limited
Grain Processing Corporation
Permolex
EXTRACTS & CONCENTRATES
A M Ingredients Corp
Barentz
BSA WIBERG
Buchanan Global Ingredients
Calico Food Ingredients Ltd
CFS North America
Charles Tennant & Company
Chemroy Canada Inc
Chinova Bioworks
Donmar Foods, Inc.
Ecom Food Industries
Food Ingredient Solutions, LLC
Food Specialties
G.E Barbour Inc.
Givaudan Canada Co.
Hilltech Canada Inc.
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
Ingredion Canada Corporation
Kemin Food Technologies, Inc.
Kerry
McCormick Canada
Nex-xus Distribution
Occidental Flavors Inc.
PLT Health Solutions
Prinova Nutra Corp.
rb Ingredients
Russell Marketing Inc.
Sensient Flavors Canada Inc.
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
United Canadian Malt, Ltd.
Univar Solutions
Upper Canada Malt Co.
Virginia Dare Extract Co Inc.
FAT SUBSTITUTES
101 Loders Croklaan
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Azelis Canada Inc
Barentz
Cargill Food Ingredients
Chemroy Canada Inc
CP Kelco
David Michael & Co.
Edlong Dairy Technologies
Fiberstar, Inc.
Grain Processing Corporation
HT Griffin Food Ingredients
Ingredients Solutions, Inc.
Ingredion Canada Corporation
Kerry
Lactalis Canada
Quadra Ingredients
SunOpta Ingredients Group
Univar Solutions
FERRIC & FERROUS SALTS
Almat Pharmachem Inc
Balchem Encapsulates
Brenntag Canada Inc.
PURAC America, Inc.
The Wright Group
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc
FIBRE
American International Foods, Inc 1,4
Apex Ingredients Inc. 3,8
Avena Foods Limited 4-5
Azelis Canada Inc 4-5,9
Barentz 1
Brenntag Canada Inc. 3-5,7
British Canadian Importers Ltd. 5-6
Caldic 4-5,7-9
CCC Ingredients 4-5,7
Chemroy Canada Inc 4,8-9
CK Ingredients 2,5,8
Dempsey Corporation 1-4
Fiberstar, Inc. 3
Glanbia Nutritionals 4
ADM/Matsutani LLC 2,8
ADM/Matsutani LLC 2,8
Almat Pharmachem Inc 5-7
Kriscor & Associates 1
JC Baking Innovation 1-2
PreGel CANADA 1,3
Puratos Canada Inc. 1-4
Sensient Flavors Canada Inc. 3
Skjodt-Barrett Foods 3
Sweets from the Earth 1
Thomas J. Payne Market 3
U.S. Highbush Blueberry 3-4
W.T. Lynch Foods Ltd 2-4
FISH & SEAFOODS
1 Canned
2 Dried
3 Fresh
4 Frozen
Apex Ingredients Inc. 2,4
Arista Industries, Inc. 4
Contract Testing Inc. 3-4
Food Distribution Guy 1
Freshwater Fish Marketing Corp 3-4
Godzone Natural Delights 2
Le Groupe Alimentaire Nrdq Inc 4
Sass Foods 1
Teja Food Group 4
Thomas Large & Singer Inc. 4
Toledo Food Service 3-4
Toppits Foods Ltd. 4 FLAVOURS
1 Artificial
2 Encapsulated
3 Flavour Enhancers
4 Flavoured Particulates
5 Freeze-Dried
6 Grill
7 Liquid
8 Natural
9 Natural Extracts
10 Natural Smoke
11 Powder
12 Roast
13 Spray Dried
14 Sweet Flavourings
121625 Canada Inc. T/A Food Specialties.
8 A M Ingredients Corp 1,3-4,7-9,11,13-14
A.T. Global Food Specialties 1,7-9
Acces Ingredients 11
Apex Ingredients Inc. 1-3,7-9,11,13-14
Ascona Foods Group (Canada) 2-3,6,11-12
Azelis Canada Inc 1,3,6-14
Balchem Encapsulates 2
Barentz 13
Bio Springer 3
Brenntag Canada Inc. 3
British Canadian Importers Ltd. 3
BSA WIBERG 3,6,8-10,12
Buchanan Global Ingredients 2,8-9
Caldic 1,3-5,8-10
Calico Food Ingredients Ltd 3,6-9,11-14
California Custom Fruits & Flavors 3,7-9,14
Carmi Flavors 1-3,6-8,10-11,14
CCC Ingredients 3
Centerchem, Inc. 3,9
Charles Tennant & Company 9
Chemroy Canada Inc 1,3,7-14
Colarome Inc. 3,7-9,14
rb Ingredients 1,3,6-14
Red Arrow Products 3,6-10,12-13
Russell Marketing Inc. 1,3,6-14
Sensient Flavors Canada Inc. 3,6-14
Silesia Flavors Inc 2,4,6-8,11-14
Speedo Foods And Flavours Inc. 1,8-9
Sweegen 8
Synergy Taste 14
The Ingredient Company 7-8,11,13-14
Think Ingredients 3
Thomas Large & Singer Inc. 3,8
Trafa Pharmaceutical Inc 8
Unipac Packaging Products Ltd. 10
Virginia Dare Extract Co Inc. 1-3,7-9,11,1314
Yes Group Inc. 7,10
As the largest Canadian-owned milling company, P&H Milling Group is comprised of seven mills strategically located across Canada. Functioning together as a national cohesive unit, we produce a diverse variety of products, known for their top quality, consistency, and healthy source of nutrition.
P&H Milling is focused on providing high quality wheat and pulse-based products with a commitment to delivering customer value every day!
Corporation Novotaste, Inc. 1,3,6-10,12,14
David Michael & Co. 2-3,5-14
Debro Inc. 1,3,6-14
Donmar Foods, Inc. 1,7
DuPont Nutrition & Health 1-4,6-8,11-14
Eatem Foods 7-8
Ecom Food Industries 3,8-9
Edlong Dairy Technologies 2-3,7-8,11,13-14
Embassy Ingredients Ltd. 1,3,7-9,11,13-14
Essences Bonnie & Don Flavours 1,3,610,14
Exter North America Inc. 3,6,8,11-13
First Choice Ingredients 1-3,7-8,11,13-14
Flavorcan International Inc. 1-4,6-14
FlavorSum 3,7-9,14
Food Ingredient Solutions, LLC 8-9
Food Specialties 1,3,7-9,14
Foodarom Group Inc 1-3,7-14
French`s Flavor Ingredients 3,7,11,13
Givaudan Canada Co. 2-4,6-14
Glanbia Nutritionals 1,3-4,8-9,14
Grain Process Enterprises 1,8
Hedessent.ca 1,7-8
Hela Spice Canada Inc. 1,6-7,11
Hilltech Canada Inc. 1,7-10,14
HT Griffin Food Ingredients 1-14
IMCD 2-3,8
International Dehydrated 8
Kalsec Inc. 9
Kerry 1-3,5-14
Leo-Chem Enterprises Inc. 8,11,13
Malabar Ingredients 3,6,8-10
McCormick Canada 2-14
Melthom Foods 8
Mitsubishi International Food 3
MMIS Inc. 10
Mondelez Canada Inc 1,8-9
Naturex, Inc. 2,7-9,11,13
Newly Weds Foods 3
Occidental Flavors Inc. 3,7-9,11,13-14
PLT Health Solutions 8,11
Pond Naturals Inc. 8-9,11,13
Powell May International 7-9,11
PreGel CANADA 1,3-4,8,11,14
Prinova Nutra Corp. 2-3,5,7-9,11,13-14
PURAC America, Inc. 3
Puratos Canada Inc. 3,7-8,11,13
26,31-32
Godzone Natural Delights 29
Grain Process Enterprises 1-3,5,78,11,18,21-22,30-34
HT Griffin Food Ingredients 23-25,29
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Inca Gold Organics 3-4
InfraReady Products Ltd. 1,5,8,1719,23,26,31
Ingredion Canada Corporation 5,17,23,25,29
International Sugars Inc. 25
JC Baking Innovation 3-4,10,22
k2MILLING Ltd 1-14,16-23,25-28,30-34
Fermentation
A M Ingredients Corp 5,7,15,25,27
Acces Ingredients 27
ADM - Specialty Food 3-4,10-11,13,15,28
ADM Milling Company 2-4,6,8-13,1516,22,26,28,32-34
Africa Haven 7
Almat Pharmachem Inc 27
American International Foods, Inc 1,35,7,11,17,21,23-25,27,29-30,32
Apex Ingredients Inc. 1-4,8-10,12-14,17,2122,24-28
This section includes lling, sealing and bar coding machinery, packaging materials and related services. For complete contact information on companies listed in the following section, see Suppliers’ Information at the end of this guide.
A
ACTUATORS
Bishop-Wisecarver Corporation
Geo. T. White Co. Ltd.
Siemens Canada Limited
SKF Canada Limited
Spartan Controls Ltd.
Spirax Sarco
Stanfos Inc.
The Staffing Exchange Inc.
Trans-Quip Inc.
Wajax
ADHESIVE APPLYING SYSTEMS
Atopone E & M Ltd
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Flo Components
Nordson Canada
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd.
Wenham Lake Corporation
ADHESIVES
Arkema Inc.
Bakelite Synthetics
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Hexion Inc.
Momentive Performance
Motion Industries/Canada
Quadra Chemicals Ltd.
Trans-Quip Inc.
Westlake Epoxy Inc., a Westlake Company
AEROSOL CANS
Cortec Corporation
AEROSOL CUSTOM FILLERS
Cortec Corporation
AIR COMPRESSORS
Atlas Copco Compressors Canada
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Motion Industries/Canada
R.E.Morrison Equipment Inc
Trans-Quip Inc.
Wajax
Wecon Systems
ANTI-VIBRATION MATERIALS
ROSTA Inc.
Wajax
ASEPTIC PACKAGING SYSTEMS - DAIRY
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Link Pack
Newmapak Ltd.
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Schneider Packaging Equipment
SIG Combibloc Inc.
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
Wenham Lake Corporation
B
BACON PACKAGES
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Multivac Canada
Reiser
BAG CLOSING MACHINES
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
All Packaging Machinery Corp
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Global Linked Inc.
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
Optima Machinery Corp.
Pemberton & Associates Inc
R-J Machinery Inc.
Reiser
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Storcan
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
Wecon Systems
BAG EMPTYING MACHINES
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Modulex Solutions Inc
Palamatic Process
Pneu-Tech Systems Limited
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Sterling Systems & Controls
Tiermax Inc
UniTrak Corporation Limited
BAG FILLING MACHINES
1 Bulk
2 Paper
3 Plastic
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 1-3
AMF Bakery Systems 1
Atopone E & M Ltd 3
Best Bearings Co. Ltd. 1-3
Buzz Equipment 1
Crawford Packaging 1-3
GEA North America 1
Global Linked Inc. 1
Heat and Control, Inc. 1-2
MD Packaging Inc 1-3
Optima Machinery Corp. 3
Palamatic Process 1-3
Pneu-Tech Systems Limited 1
R-J Machinery Inc. 1-3
Rate Technology Systems Ltd 1
Reiser 3
Sterling Systems & Controls 1
Superior Bakery Systems Inc. 1
Tiermax Inc 3
UniTrak Corporation Limited 1
Vac-U-Max 1
Wecon Systems 1-3
BAG MAKING MACHINES
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Atopone E & M Ltd
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Formers International, Inc.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
BAG OPENING MACHINES
Atopone E & M Ltd
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Optima Machinery Corp.
Palamatic Process
R-J Machinery Inc.
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Reiser
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
BAG SEALING MACHINES
1 Paper 2 Plastic
Atopone E & M Ltd 2
Crawford Packaging 1-2
Harlund Industries 2
Impak Packaging Systems Inc. 2
MD Packaging Inc 1-2
Multivac Canada 2
Nordson Canada 1
Optima Machinery Corp. 2
Reiser 2
Tiermax Inc 2
BAG SEWING MACHINES
Atopone E & M Ltd
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
BAG TIES
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
SSP Group International Inc
BAGS
1 Bag Liners
2 Cellulose
3 Cotton or Burlap
4 Film
5 Foil
6 Glassine
7 Kraft
8 Multi Wall
9 Paper
10 Plastic
11 Polyethylene
Alpha Poly 1,4,10-11
Atopone E & M Ltd 4-5,9-11
Chantler Packaging Inc. 1,4,10-11
Citypack Paper Limited 1,7,9-11
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 10-11
Cortec Corporation 1,4
Crawford Packaging 1-2,4-5,7-11
FoodPack Inc. 1,4,6-7,9-11
Heat Sealing Packaging 1,11
Jakeco Holdings 1,7-11
Package Concepts & Materials 4,10-11
Polytarp Products 1,4,10-11
Ronco 3,8-11
Sonoco - Flexible Packaging 9,11
Tara Packaging 10
TekPak Solutions 4-5,7-9,11
Trent Howard Inc. 1,4-5,10-11
Yes Group Inc. 4,10-11
BALING MACHINES
Atopone E & M Ltd
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
BANDS PRINTED
Atopone E & M Ltd
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
J.J. Marshall Inc.
BAR CODING EQUIPMENT
1 Automated Ink Jet Case Coding
2 Bar Code Symbology Printer
3
Atopone
Edson
Harlund
Newmapak Ltd.
Chisholm Machinery Solutions 2,4,6-8,11 Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 2-3,7
E.B.R. Inc. 2,6-9,12
Edson
Juicing Dot Systems Inc 2,6-7,12
Nordson Canada 7
R-J Machinery Inc. 2,6-7
R.E.Morrison Equipment Inc 5,9
Stanmech Technologies Inc. 5
Stanpac Inc. 7
Storcan 6-9,11
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd. 4,7
BOTTLES
1 Bottle Collars
2 Glass
3 Plastic
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 1
Fisher Scientific Limited 3
MLG Enterprises Limited 3
Richards Packaging Inc. 2-3
Stanpac Inc. 2
BOXBOARD
Ellis Packaging Limited
Global Linked Inc.
BOXES
1
2
12
13
14 Shipping Container
Buckhorn Canada Inc 3-4,12-13
Canadian Corrugated and Containerboard Association 4
Citypack Paper Limited 2-4
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 2-3,9,12
Crawford Packaging 2-5,9
Dulce Vida Ltd. 5
Dymar Mechanical 1
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 3-4,6,11
Ellis Packaging Limited 3,6,8
FoodPack Inc. 11
Great Little Box Company/Ideon Packaging
3-4,6-7,9
J.J. Marshall Inc. 1-3,7-9
Jakeco Holdings 3-4
Norampac 3-6
PPEC 3-6,14
Richards Packaging Inc. 12
Sealcon LLC 1,10-12
Tara Packaging 6
ULtratainer Inc 10,14
BREAD BAGGERS
AMF Bakery Systems
Atopone E & M Ltd
R-J Machinery Inc.
Storcan
BREAD BANDS 1
5
ADM/Matsutani LLC 3
Proax Technologies Ltd. 1-2,4
ULtratainer Inc 5
BUNDLING EQUIPMENT
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Samuel Strapping Systems
BUNG EXTRACTORS
Jarvis Products Corporation
PACKAGING MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT,
CAN SUPPLIES
1 Cappers
2 Cartoners
3 Closing Machines
4 Crushers
5 Dryers
6 Fillers
7 Labellers
8 Line Controls
9 Openers - Commercial
10 Rinsers
11 Seam Inspectors
12 Washers
13 Weighers
A & M Process Equipment Ltd. 4
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
1-3,5-7
Atopone E & M Ltd 1-3,5-8,13
Chisholm Machinery Solutions 1-3,57,10,12
Dominion & Grimm Inc. 3
Econocorp Inc. 2
Edgme Inc. 1,3,6-8,10
Filamatic 6
Harlund Industries 7
Heat and Control, Inc. 6
Kuhl Corporation 5,10,12
Link Pack 7
MD Packaging Inc 1-3,6-8,10
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd. 1,5,9-12
Newmapak Ltd. 1-3,6-8,10-13
Nordson Canada 7
Optima Machinery Corp. 6
R.E.Morrison Equipment Inc 5,10
Reiser 6
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd. 5,10,12
SSP Group International Inc 1
Stanmech Technologies Inc. 5
Storcan 2,5-6,10
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd. 1,3,6-7
Wajax 1
CANDY WRAPPING MACHINES
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
MD Packaging Inc
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Storcan
Wenham Lake Corporation
CANS
Dominion & Grimm Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
CAP SEALING INDUCTION
Aesus Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
CAPPING & SEALING MACHINES
Aesus Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Buzz Equipment
Capmatic
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
E.B.R. Inc.
Edgme Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Filamatic
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Stanpac Inc.
CAPS
1 Foil
2 Metal-Screw On
3 Metal-Snap On
4 Miscellaneous
5 Non-Metallic
6 Plastic
Fisher Scientific Limited 6
MD Packaging Inc 1
Newmapak Ltd. 1-6
Richards Packaging Inc. 6
Stanpac Inc. 1,6
CARTON FOLDING MACHINES
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Crawford Packaging
Econocorp Inc.
Global Linked Inc.
Harlund Industries
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd.
CARTON FORMERS
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Econocorp Inc.
Harlund Industries
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
MGS Machine Corporation
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Somic America Inc
Storcan
StrongPoint Automation Inc
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd.
Wenham Lake Corporation
CARTON HANDLING LINING
FILLING & CLOSING MACHINES
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Econocorp Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
REDEMAC INC
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Somic America Inc
Storcan
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
CARTON INSERTING MACHINES
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Buzz Equipment
Econocorp Inc.
Harlund Industries
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
CARTON OPENERS
Econocorp Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
MD Packaging Inc
MGS Machine Corporation
Newmapak Ltd.
Wecon Systems
CARTON SHAKERS
Harlund Industries
Meyer Industries Inc.
CARTONS BOTTLE CARRIER
Ellis Packaging Limited
Newmapak Ltd.
PPEC
CARTONS CAN CARRIER
J.J. Marshall Inc.
Newmapak Ltd.
PPEC
CARTONS INSULATED
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Crawford Packaging
J.J. Marshall Inc.
PPEC
CARTONS LAMINATED
J.J. Marshall Inc.
PPEC
SIG Combibloc Inc.
CARTONS PARAFFINED PPEC
CARTONS PLASTIC COATED
J.J. Marshall Inc. PPEC
CARTONS TRANSPARENT PPEC
CARTONS WAXED PPEC
CARTONS WINDOWED
J.J. Marshall Inc. PPEC
CASE SEALERS
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Econocorp Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Global Linked Inc.
Harlund Industries
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Nordson Canada
REDEMAC INC
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Schneider Packaging Equipment
Somic America Inc
StrongPoint Automation Inc
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd.
Wecon Systems
CASERS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Econocorp Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Newmapak Ltd.
Schneider Packaging Equipment
Somic America Inc
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd.
CASES
Crawford Packaging
Econofrost Reflective Aluminum
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Promolux Lighting
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Stanpac Inc.
CASING TYING CLIPPING
EQUIPMENT
Crawford Packaging
MMIS Inc.
Pemberton & Associates Inc
CASINGS
Ascona
Unipac
Yes
CEREAL PACKAGING MACHINES
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
Buzz Equipment
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Heat and Control, Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
CHECK WEIGHERS
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Dymar Mechanical
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Loma Systems
MD Packaging Inc
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
RJP Packaging
Wecon Systems
Wenham Lake Corporation
CHUB PACKAGING MACHINES
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
MD Packaging Inc
Pemberton & Associates Inc
Reiser
Wenham Lake Corporation
CLOSURES
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
MMIS Inc.
Stanpac Inc.
Wecon Systems
COASTERS
SSP Group International Inc
CODE DATING MACHINES
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Atopone E & M Ltd
Coding Products of Canada Ltd.
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Global Linked Inc.
Harlund Industries
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
REDEMAC INC
Resolution Inplant Services
Videojet Technologies Inc.
COLLATORS
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
MGS Machine Corporation
Newmapak Ltd.
CONTAINERS 1
Buckhorn Canada Inc 6,8,10
CHEP Canada Inc. 10
Citypack Paper Limited 1,9-10
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 5,10
Crawford Packaging 4,9-10
Cryopak Industries Inc. 6
Dominion & Grimm Inc. 10
Dymar Mechanical 1,7
Fisher Scientific Limited 5,10-11
FoodPack Inc. 1,9-11
Heat Sealing Packaging 1
Hi-Tech Controls Inc. 12
J.J. Marshall Inc. 1,9
Jokey Plastics North America 10
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design 2,4,7,10
Polar Pak Inc. 10-11
PPEC 4,9
Richards Packaging Inc. 3,5,8,10-11
SSP Group International Inc 10
Stanpac Inc. 5,9
ULtratainer Inc 7,12
Yes Group Inc. 10
CONVERSION PACKAGING
EQUIPMENT
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
CONVERTERS PACKAGING
Chantler Packaging Inc.
Citypack Paper Limited
FPC Flexible Packaging Corp.
Jokey Plastics North America
Spaltech Industrial Ltd
CORDAGE
Hi-Tech Controls Inc.
CORKING MACHINES
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Edgme Inc.
Newmapak Ltd.
CORKS
Dominion & Grimm Inc.
Richards Packaging Inc.
CORRUGATED BOARD
Crawford Packaging
PPEC
CORRUGATED CARTONS
Crawford Packaging
FoodPack Inc.
Global Linked Inc.
PPEC
CORRUGATED CONTAINERS
Crawford Packaging
FoodPack Inc.
PPEC
COUNT FILLERS
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Buzz Equipment
Capmatic
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Heat and Control, Inc.
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
Storcan
COUNTERS
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Capmatic
Exceltec Canada In
CROWNERS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Edgme Inc.
Newmapak Ltd.
CROWNS
Dominion & Grimm Inc.
CUP FILLING & CAPPING
MACHINE
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Atopone E & M Ltd
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
Capmatic
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
E.B.R. Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
R-J Machinery Inc.
CUPS
1 Metal
2 Paper
3 Plastic
Citypack Paper Limited 2-3
Dominion & Grimm Inc. 2
J.J. Marshall Inc. 2
MD Packaging Inc 1-3
Nex-xus Distribution 3
Russell Hendrix Food Equipment 1
Stanpac Inc. 2
CUSTOM PACKAGING
Atopone E & M Ltd
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Food Development Centre
J.J. Marshall Inc.
Newly Weds Foods
Nex-xus Distribution
Optima Machinery Corp.
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Stanpac Inc.
ULtratainer Inc
D
DRUMS
1 Metal
2 Plastic
3 Stainless
A & M Process Equipment Ltd. 3
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 2
Crawford Packaging 2
Dymar Mechanical 3
IPEC Consultants 1
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design 1-2
MLG Enterprises Limited 1-2
DUNNAGE
Crawford Packaging
E
EXPANSION JOINTS
BL Valve Process Solutions
GEA North America
Motion Industries/Canada
Wajax
F
FASTENERS
British Canadian Importers Ltd.
Trans-Quip Inc.
FILLING MACHINES
1 Dairy Products
2 Flake
3 Granule
4 High Vacuum
5 Liquid 6 Paste 7 Powder
8 Semi-Liquid 9 Solid 10 Vacuum 11 Vertical
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd. 7,10-11
Aesus Inc. 5,7-8
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd. 1-3,5-7,11
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
5,7
Atopone E & M Ltd 1-2,4-7,9
BL Valve Process Solutions 5
Buzz Equipment 5,7
Capmatic 3-11
Chisholm Machinery Solutions 1-3,5-6,8-11
Control GMC 1,3,5-6,8-9
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing 10
E.B.R. Inc. 1,5-6,8
Edgme Inc. 5
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 1-3,5-11
Formers International, Inc. 7,10-11
Geo. T. White Co. Ltd. 10
Global Linked Inc. 1
Heat and Control, Inc. 1-3,9,11
Heat Sealing Packaging 9
Mettler Toledo 1-3,5-11
MMIS Inc. 5-6,10
Newmapak Ltd. 1-3,5-11
Optima Machinery Corp. 2-3,5-9,11
Palamatic Process 1-4,7,9-11
R-J Machinery Inc. 1-3,5-9
Rate Technology Systems Ltd 2-4,7,9-10
Reiser 8,10
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P. 1-3,5,7,9,11
Sarong North America Inc. 3,5-8
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd. 1
Sterling Systems & Controls 7,9
Superior Bakery Systems Inc. 7,11
Tetra Pak Canada Inc. 1,5
Unified Flex Packaging Technologies 11
Vac-U-Max 1-4,7
York Fluid Controls Ltd 8 FILMS
PVA Film
Alpha Poly 2,5-7
Chantler Packaging Inc. 2,4,6
Citypack Paper Limited 9,14
Cortec Corporation 2,7,14,16
Crawford Packaging 5-10,14
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 1-16
Harlund Industries 2-3,14
Heat Sealing Packaging 2,6,9,14
Impak Packaging Systems Inc. 6-9,14
Jakeco Holdings 14
Sales ON Ltd 2,6,14 MMIS Inc. 14
Multivac Canada 2,4-8,11
Package Concepts & Materials 2,5-6,8,12
Polytarp Products 6,14
R & D Ergo Ltd 3
Sarong North America Inc. 6-9
Sonoco - Flexible Packaging 2,5-7,14
TekPak Solutions 2,5-7
Tiermax Inc 13
Trent Howard Inc. 2,4-7,9
UltraSource LLC 2,14
Unipac Packaging Products Ltd. 2
FITMENT APPLICATORS
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Newmapak Ltd.
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P. FOIL
1 Coated Laminated 2 Containers 3 Pouches
4 Printed Decorated
5 Trays
Citypack Paper Limited 1
Crawford Packaging 2-3,5
FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 1,3-4
J.J. Marshall Inc. 2,4-5
Sarong North America Inc. 1-2,4-5
TekPak Solutions 1,3-4
Trent Howard Inc. 1,3-4
FOOD BOARD CLAY COATED
Ellis Packaging Limited
J.J. Marshall Inc.
PPEC
FOOD BOARD PLASTIC COATED
SSP Group International Inc
FORM FILL SEAL MACHINES
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Formers International, Inc.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
Reiser
RJP Packaging
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Sipromac II Inc.
Unified Flex Packaging Technologies
G
GASKETING
CRS/VAMIC Inc.
Motion Industries/Canada
Nordson Canada
Parker Hannifin Corp.
SKF Canada Limited
Stanfos Inc.
Wajax
GEL PAKS
Crawford Packaging
Cryopak Industries Inc.
GLASSINES
J.J. Marshall Inc.
H
HEAT SEALERS
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Control GMC
Crawford Packaging
Harlund Industries
Heat Sealing Packaging
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
QMS International Inc.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
HEAT SEALING BAR RELEASE
AGENTS
Atopone E & M Ltd
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
HEAT SEALING BARS
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Crawford Packaging
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
QMS International Inc.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
HEATING PLATES
Atopone E & M Ltd
Exceltec Canada In
Tempco Electric Heater Corp.
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd.
IICE BLANKETS
Cryopak Industries Inc.
ICE-PAKS
Cryopak Industries Inc.
IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
PACKAGING MACHINERY,
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Fisher Scientific Limited
Harlund Industries
Multivac Canada
Nordson Canada
Oceatec div. of Cube Automatio
REDEMAC INC
Weber Marking Systems of IMPRINTING EQUIPMENT
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Coding Products of Canada Ltd.
Iconotech
REDEMAC INC
Resolution Inplant Services
Videojet Technologies Inc.
Wecon Systems
INKS
1 Marking
2 Printing
Coding Products of Canada Ltd. 1-2
Harlund Industries 1-2
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd. 1
REDEMAC INC 1-2
Resolution Inplant Services 1-2
SICPA Securink Corp. 2
Videojet Technologies Inc. 1-2
INSPECTION SYSTEMS
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Eriez
Harlund Industries
Heat and Control, Inc.
Key Technology
Loma Systems
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
REDEMAC INC
Rockwell Automation, Inc.
Storcan
J
JARS
1 Glass 2 Plastic
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 1-2
Fisher Scientific Limited 1-2
Nex-xus Distribution 1-2
Richards Packaging Inc. 1-2
K
KRAFT PAPER
Citypack Paper Limited
Crawford Packaging
Great Little Box Company/Ideon Packaging
PPEC
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
TekPak Solutions
LLABEL APPLICATORS
Aesus Inc.
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Buzz Equipment
Crawford Packaging
E.B.R. Inc.
Edgme Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Juicing Dot Systems Inc
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
Nordson Canada
Primera Technology, Inc.
R-J Machinery Inc.
REDEMAC INC
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Samuel Strapping Systems
StrongPoint Automation Inc
UltraSource LLC
Videojet Technologies Inc.
Weber Marking Systems of Wecon Systems
LABEL CODERS
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Coding Products of Canada Ltd.
Crawford Packaging
E.B.R. Inc.
Harlund Industries
Iconotech
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
R-J Machinery Inc.
REDEMAC INC
Samuel Strapping Systems
UltraSource LLC
Videojet Technologies Inc.
LABELLING
1 Miscellaneous
2 Pressure Sensitive
3 Wet Glue
Aesus Inc. 2
Affix Label & Print Inc. 1-2
Ahearn & Soper Inc. 2
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd. 2-3
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc 2
Buzz Equipment 2
Capmatic 2
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 1-2
Crawford Packaging 1-2
CRS/VAMIC Inc. 1
E.B.R. Inc. 2
Edgme Inc. 2-3
Fisher Scientific Limited 2
Great Little Box Company/Ideon Packaging
2
Harlund Industries 1-2
Heat Sealing Packaging 1
MD Packaging Inc 1-3
Mettler Toledo 1-3
Multivac Canada 2
Newmapak Ltd. 1-3
Nordson Canada 3
Primera Technology, Inc. 2
REDEMAC INC 1-3
Samuel Strapping Systems 3
Tara Packaging 2
Videojet Technologies Inc. 2
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd. 1,3
Weber Marking Systems of 2
Wecon Systems 1-3
LABELS
1 Foil
2 Miscellaneous
3 Paper
4 Pressure Sensitive
Affix Label & Print Inc. 1-4
Ahearn & Soper Inc. 1,3-4
Citypack Paper Limited 3
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 2-3
Crawford Packaging 1-4
Fisher Scientific Limited 3-4
Great Little Box Company/Ideon Packaging 1,3
Harlund Industries 4
MD Packaging Inc 1-4
Newmapak Ltd. 4
Primera Technology, Inc. 4
REDEMAC INC 1-4
Samuel Strapping Systems 3-4
Weber Marking Systems of 3-4
LAMINATED FILMS
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Alpha Poly
Chantler Packaging Inc.
CiMa-Pak Corporation
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
FPC Flexible Packaging Corp.
Heat Sealing Packaging
Multivac Canada
Polytarp Products
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
TekPak Solutions
Trent Howard Inc.
LIDDERS CAN
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Edgme Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
LIDS
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 2,4
Dymar Mechanical 2
Fisher Scientific Limited 4
FoodPack Inc. 1,4
FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 1,4
J.J. Marshall Inc. 1,3
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design 4
Richards Packaging Inc. 4
SSP Group International Inc 4
Stanpac Inc. 3-4
LINER MAKING MACHINES
PLASTIC
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
LINERS
Chantler Packaging Inc.
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
J.J. Marshall Inc.
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design
LINERS - SECONDARY CONTAINMENT
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design
MMARKING MACHINES
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Coding Products of Canada Ltd.
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Iconotech
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
REDEMAC INC
Samuel Strapping Systems
Videojet Technologies Inc.
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd.
Weber Marking Systems of
MEAT PACKAGING EQUIPMENT
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Atopone E & M Ltd
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Control GMC
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Heat Sealing Packaging
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Packaging Progressions, Inc.
Pemberton & Associates Inc
Reiser
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Sterling Power Systems
Storcan
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
UltraSource LLC
MULTI PACKS FILM
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
3 • PACKAGING MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES
Harlund Industries
Optima Machinery Corp.
TekPak Solutions O
OXYGEN ABSORBER
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. P
PACKAGE GRAPHICS & DESIGN
Alpha Poly
Atopone E & M Ltd
Chantler Packaging Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Eye Candy Design
Jokey Plastics North America
Primal Communications Ltd
PACKERS SUPPLIES
Crawford Packaging
Dulce Vida Ltd.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Insect-O-Cutor
Package Concepts & Materials
PACKING
1 Cans
2 Dry
3 Glass
4 Liquid
5 Plastic
Atopone E & M Ltd 1-5
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd. 1-5
FoodPack Inc. 5
Jokey Plastics North America 5
Lovingly Made Ingredients 2
Multivac Canada 5
Newmapak Ltd. 1-5
Redpath Sugar Ltd. 2
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd. 1,3,5
PACKINGS
Dulce Vida Ltd.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Parker Hannifin Corp.
Sealed Air Food Care
PAILS
1 Fibre 2 Metal
3 Plastic
4 Stainless Steel
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 3-4
Dymar Mechanical 4
Fisher Scientific Limited 3
FoodPack Inc. 3
Jokey Plastics North America 3
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design 1,3-4
MLG Enterprises Limited 3
ULtratainer Inc 2,4
Yes Group Inc. 4 PAPER 1 Box Cover
Plastic Coated
10 Pressure Sensitive
11 Silicone Treated
12 Vegetable Parchment
13 Waxed
14 Wrapping
Citypack Paper Limited 2-3,7,11,13-14
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 4
Cortec Corporation 2,6-7
Crawford Packaging 2,6,8,13
Ellis Packaging Limited 8
FoodPack Inc. 2-3,5,11-14
FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 2,6,9
J.J. Marshall Inc. 5,11-13
NuTEC Manufacturing 2,11,13
Packaging Progressions, Inc. 7,11,13
PPEC 1-14
Provisur Technologies 11,13
Unipac Packaging Products Ltd. 11,13
PARTITIONS BOX
J.J. Marshall Inc.
Newmapak Ltd.
PPEC
PLASTIC SHEET
Chantler Packaging Inc.
Citypack Paper Limited
Crawford Packaging
CRS/VAMIC Inc.
Trent Howard Inc.
POUCH FORMING & FILLING
MACHINES
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
Crawford Packaging
Global Linked Inc.
Harlund Industries
Heat and Control, Inc.
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Reiser
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Unified Flex Packaging Technologies
POUCHES
1 Foil
2 Paper
3 Plastic
4 Plastic Boilable
5 Plastic Microwaveable
6 Plastic Oven Ready
Affix Label & Print Inc. 3
Alpha Poly 3,5
Atopone E & M Ltd 3,5
Chantler Packaging Inc. 3-6
Citypack Paper Limited 3
Crawford Packaging 1-3,5
FoodPack Inc. 3
FPC Flexible Packaging Corp. 1-4
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P. 3
Sonoco - Flexible Packaging 3,5
TekPak Solutions 1-3
Trent Howard Inc. 1,3-6
PREPARED FOOD EQUIPMENT
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Buzz Equipment
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
E.B.R. Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Link Pack
Multivac Canada
Pemberton & Associates Inc
R-J Machinery Inc.
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Reiser
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Russell Hendrix Food Equipment
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
PRINTING MACHINERY
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Iconotech
Videojet Technologies Inc.
Weber Marking Systems of Wecon Systems
RREBUILT PACKAGING EQUIPMENT
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Buzz Equipment
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Multivac Canada
Nordson Canada
Reiser
RJP Packaging
UltraSource LLC
W.E. Killam Enterprises Ltd.
RECYCLING EQUIPMENT
Eriez
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
S
SANDWICH MAKING EQUIPMENT
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
Master-Bilt Products
Pemberton & Associates Inc
Reiser
SCREW CAPPING MACHINES
Aesus Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
Capmatic
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Unified Flex Packaging Technologies
SEALING MACHINES
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
BSA WIBERG
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
CiMa-Pak Corporation
Control GMC
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Heat Sealing Packaging
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
Nordson Canada
Optima Machinery Corp.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Reiser
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Storcan
UltraSource LLC
SEALS
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
Motion Industries/Canada
Parker Hannifin Corp.
SKF Canada Limited
Wajax
SHREDDERS
A & M Process Equipment Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Deville Technologies Inc. INDUSTRIAL FOOD CUTTING SOLUTIONS
E.B.R. Inc.
H2Flow Wastewater Equipment Inc
MMIS Inc.
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
UltraSource LLC
SHRINK EQUIPMENT PALLET
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
R-J Machinery Inc.
SHRINK PACKAGING EQUIPMENT
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Heat Sealing Packaging
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Reiser
Storcan
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
UltraSource LLC
Wecon Systems
Wenham Lake Corporation
SHRINK TUNNELS
Aesus Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Buzz Equipment
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Reiser
Sipromac II Inc.
Stanmech Technologies Inc.
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
UltraSource LLC
SLEEVERS
Aesus Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Crawford Packaging
Edgme Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Storcan
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
SOUS VIDE EQUIPMENT
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Reiser
UltraSource LLC
STAPLING EQUIPMENT
R-J Machinery Inc.
STRAPPING
1 Nylon
2 Plastic
3 Steel
Citypack Paper Limited 1-2
Crawford Packaging 1-3
Dymar Mechanical 3
Impak Packaging Systems Inc. 1-2
Jakeco Holdings 1-2
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd. 2
Samuel Strapping Systems 2-3
Yes Group Inc. 2
STRAPPING MACHINES
1 Miscellaneous
2 Plastic
3 Steel
Crawford Packaging 1-3
Impak Packaging Systems Inc. 1
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd. 2
Samuel Strapping Systems 1-3
Yes Group Inc. 2
STRETCH WRAPPING-PALLET
Blendtek Ingredients
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
Jakeco Holdings
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
Samuel Strapping Systems
Storcan
Wecon Systems
T
TAGS
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd.
Citypack Paper Limited
Fisher Scientific Limited
PACKAGING MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES
SSP Group International Inc
Weber Marking Systems of
TAPE
1 Gummed
2 Heat Sealing
3 Pressure Sensitive
4 Transparent
Citypack Paper Limited 1
Crawford Packaging 1-4
Great Little Box Company/Ideon Packaging 1-2
Lowry Sales ON Ltd 1-4
REDEMAC INC 1,3
TAPE DISPENSING EQUIPMENT
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Crawford Packaging
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
REDEMAC INC
TAPING EQUIPMENT
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
REDEMAC INC
Wecon Systems
TOTE BOXES
1 Corrugated
2 Fibre
3 Metal
4 Plastic
Crawford Packaging 1,4
Dymar Mechanical 3
Great Little Box Company/Ideon Packaging
1
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design 2,4
MLG Enterprises Limited 4
Yes Group Inc. 4
TRAY SEALING MACHINES
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Heat and Control, Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
Optima Machinery Corp.
Reiser
Samuel Strapping Systems
Sarong North America Inc.
Schneider Packaging Equipment
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Sipromac II Inc.
TRAYS
1 Metal
2 Paper
3 Plastic
CiMa-Pak Corporation 2-3
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 1,3
Crawford Packaging 1-3
Dulce Vida Ltd. 2
Dymar Mechanical 1
Fisher Scientific Limited 3
FoodPack Inc. 2-3
J.J. Marshall Inc. 2
Jokey Plastics North America 3
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design 3
Polar Pak Inc. 3
Sarong North America Inc. 3
SSP Group International Inc 3
Unipac Packaging Products Ltd. 1,3
Yes Group Inc. 3
TRAYS FORMERS
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Econocorp Inc.
Harlund Industries
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Reiser
Storcan
TUBE FILLING MACHINES
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Buzz Equipment
Capmatic
Clemmer Technologies Inc.
Filamatic
MD Packaging Inc
R-J Machinery Inc.
Reiser
Sarong North America Inc.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
TUBES
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Crawford Packaging
Fisher Scientific Limited
TUBS
Fisher Scientific Limited
Global Linked Inc.
Jokey Plastics North America
TWINE
Citypack Paper Limited
Crawford Packaging
QMS International Inc.
TYING MACHINES
QMS International Inc.
U
UNSCRAMBLERS
Aesus Inc.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Buzz Equipment
Capmatic
MD Packaging Inc
MGS Machine Corporation
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Newmapak Ltd.
Wecon Systems
VVACUUM PACKAGING MACHINES
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
BakeMax / TVI
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
CiMa-Pak Corporation
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Geo. T. White Co. Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Link Pack
MD Packaging Inc
MMIS Inc.
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Multivac Canada
Pemberton & Associates Inc
QMS International Inc.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Reiser
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
Samuel Strapping Systems
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Sipromac II Inc.
UltraSource LLC
Unipac Packaging Products Ltd.
Wenham Lake Corporation
VACUUM PACKING MACHINES
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
CiMa-Pak Corporation
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Geo. T. White Co. Ltd.
MD Packaging Inc
MMIS Inc.
Multivac Canada
QMS International Inc.
Reiser
Rovema Packaging Machines L.P.
UltraSource LLC
Unipac Packaging Products Ltd.
Yes Group Inc.
W
WIRE STITCHING & TYING EQUIPMENT
Samuel Strapping Systems
WRAPPING & SEALING MACHINES
American Process and Packaging Parts Inc
Capmatic
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
CiMa-Pak Corporation
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Harlund Industries
Heat Sealing Packaging
Impak Packaging Systems Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
Reiser
Samuel Strapping Systems
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Wecon Systems
X
X-RAY MACHINES
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alex E. Jones & Associates Ltd.
Caravan Ingredients
Heat and Control, Inc.
Link Pack
Loma Systems
MD Packaging Inc
Multivac Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
REDEMAC INC
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Wenham Lake Corporation
Logistics, Transportation & Materials Handling
This section includes conveyors, lift trucks, logistics software and transportation services. For complete contact information on companies listed in the following section, see Suppliers’ Information at the end of this guide.
ACCUMULATORS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Meyer Industries Inc.
MGS Machine Corporation
Newmapak Ltd.
Parker Hannifin Corp.
Siemens Canada Limited
The Staffing Exchange Inc.
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
Wajax
Wecon Systems
B BELTING
1 Accessories
2 Belt Lacing
3 Belt Lacing Equipment
4 Cleated
5 Cleats
6 Conveyor
7 Fasteners
8 Plastic
9 Poly V
10 Power Transmission 11 V
BRECOflex Co., L.L.C. 1,6,10
Crawford Packaging 6
Dematic Limited 6
Eastern Refrigeration Supply 1,11
Habasit Canada Limited 1-8,10
Honeywell Intelligrated 6
Meyer Industries Inc. 4,6
MMIS Inc. 6
Motion Industries/Canada 6,9-11
Newmapak Ltd. 6
Process In Motion Inc 4,6,8
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd. 6,10
Superior Bakery Systems Inc. 4,6,8
Tri-Mach Group Inc. 6,9-11
Wecon Systems 1-11
BIN HOPPER ACTIVATORS
Clemmer Technologies Inc.
Hayward Gordon Lorenz Conveying Products
Meyer Industries Inc.
Modulex Solutions Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Process In Motion Inc
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
ROSTA Inc.
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
Tripp-Vogt-Trotter Ltd.
BINS
1 Blending
2 Ice
3 Miscellaneous
4 Shipping
5 Sizing
6 Steel
7 Storing
A & M Process Equipment Ltd. 1,4
Clemmer Technologies Inc. 1,3,5-7
Dymar Mechanical 6
Meyer Industries Inc. 1
ROSTA Inc. 3
ULtratainer Inc 6
Wickens Dry Ice Blasting Inc. 2
BOTTLE CONVEYORS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Newmapak Ltd.
R-J Machinery Inc.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Storcan
StrongPoint Automation Inc
Wajax
Wecon Systems
BOTTLE DISCHARGERS
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Newmapak Ltd.
SSP Group International Inc
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
BRANDERS
Heat and Control, Inc.
BULK DELIVERY TRANSPORT
EQUIPMENT
Fastfrate Group
Lorenz Conveying Products
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
BULK MATERIALS HANDLING
EQUIPMENT
Bunting Magnetics Co.
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Crawford Packaging
Dematic Limited
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
H2Flow Wastewater Equipment Inc
Hayward Gordon
Lorenz Conveying Products
MD Packaging Inc
Meyer Industries Inc.
Process In Motion Inc
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
ROSTA Inc.
Screw Conveyor Corporation
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Spaltech Industrial Ltd
Sterling Systems & Controls
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
Tiermax Inc
Trans-Quip Inc.
Tripp-Vogt-Trotter Ltd.
ULtratainer Inc
UniTrak Corporation Limited
Wajax
C
CAN DEPALLETIZERS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Industrial Magnetics Inc.
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
StrongPoint Automation Inc
CAN EJECTORS
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
CASE CLOSURES (HOT-MELT)
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Nordson Canada
StrongPoint Automation Inc
CASE PALLETIZING SYSTEMS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Columbia Machine Inc.
Crawford Packaging
CyroLogistics Refrigeration Technologies
Ltd.
Dematic Corp.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Fanuc Canada, Ltd.
Geo. T. White Co. Ltd.
Honeywell Intelligrated
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Nordson Canada
R & D Ergo Ltd
Schneider Packaging Equipment
Storcan
StrongPoint Automation Inc
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
Wecon Systems
CASE STACKERS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Kuhl Corporation
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Schneider Packaging Equipment
StrongPoint Automation Inc
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
Trans-Quip Inc.
Wecon Systems
CASE UNLOADERS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Meyer Industries Inc.
Newmapak Ltd.
Schneider Packaging Equipment
StrongPoint Automation Inc
Wecon Systems
CASTERS
Majestic Casters & Equipment
Trans-Quip Inc.
CHUTES & SLIDES
Dymar Mechanical
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Wecon Systems
COMPUTER SOFTWARE FOR DISTRIBUTION
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Almat Pharmachem Inc
Atopone E & M Ltd
Commsoft Technologies Inc
EMC (Excellence in Emydex
Exceltec Canada In
Intersect Business Systems
JustFoodERP
MD Packaging Inc
Merit-Trax Technologies Inc.
Minotaur Software
Newmapak Ltd.
Prism Visual Software Inc.
Rockwell Automation, Inc.
Siemens Canada Limited
Sirop & Cie
Universite Laval, Institut sur Wajax
Wecon Systems
CONVEYOR
Co., L.L.C. 3-4,7-8,13-14
Bunting Magnetics Co. 14-15
Habasit Canada Limited 1-5,7,15
Heat and Control, Inc. 11 Key Technology 3,6,9 Meyer Industries Inc. 3-5,9,11,15
Superior Bakery Systems Inc. 2-3,5,7,1011,15-17,21
Tiermax Inc 13,16
Trans-Quip Inc. 15
Tri-Mach Group Inc. 1-22
Tripp-Vogt-Trotter Ltd. 1
ULtratainer Inc 21
UniTrak Corporation Limited 2-5,14,16,19
Wecon Systems 1-22
CRANES
Dematic Corp.
R & D Ergo Ltd
Wecon Systems
Whiting Equipment Canada Inc
LOGISTICS, TRANSPORTATION & MATERIALS HANDLING
D
DEPALLETIZERS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Eriez
Fanuc Canada, Ltd.
Honeywell Intelligrated
MD Packaging Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Process In Motion Inc
R & D Ergo Ltd
Schneider Packaging Equipment
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
StrongPoint Automation Inc
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
Wecon Systems
DOLLIES
Trans-Quip Inc.
ULtratainer Inc
E
ELEVATORS
1 Bucket
2 Other
Atopone E & M Ltd 1-2
Chisholm Machinery Solutions 1
Heat and Control, Inc. 1-2
Key Technology 1
Meyer Industries Inc. 1
MMIS Inc. 1
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd. 1
Motion Industries/Canada 1
Newmapak Ltd. 1
Rate Technology Systems Ltd 1
Screw Conveyor Corporation 1
Tri-Mach Group Inc. 1-2
Tripp-Vogt-Trotter Ltd. 1-2
UniTrak Corporation Limited 1
Wecon Systems 1-2
F
FEEDERS
1 Belt
2 Bottle
3 Channelizers
4 Gravimetric
5 Oscillating
6 Rotary
7 Screw
8 Tray
9 Vibrating
Atopone E & M Ltd 1,6,8-9
Caravan Ingredients 7
Chisholm Machinery Solutions 7,9
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing 7
Eriez 5,8-9
FOODesign Machinery & Systems 4,9
Hayward Gordon 7,9
Heat and Control, Inc. 1,9
Key Technology 9
MD Packaging Inc 2,7
Meyer Industries Inc. 4,9
MGS Machine Corporation 1,8-9
Modulex Solutions Inc 7
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd. 1,9
Motion Industries/Canada 1,6-7,9
Newmapak Ltd. 1-3,6
Process In Motion Inc 1,4,6-7,9
Rate Technology Systems Ltd 4,6-7,9
ROSTA Inc. 5,9
Schenck Process 1,4,7,9
Screw Conveyor Corporation 7
Siemens Canada Limited 1,4
Sterling Systems & Controls 7,9
Superior Bakery Systems Inc. 1,6-9
Tiermax Inc 7
Tri-Mach Group Inc. 3,7
Tripp-Vogt-Trotter Ltd. 1
Young Industries 6
FLOUR HANDLING EQUIPMENT
Automation Products Inc.
Klever Equipped Inc.
Lorenz Conveying Products
R & D Ergo Ltd
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Siemens Canada Limited
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
Tiermax Inc
Young Industries
FORK LIFT ATTACHMENTS
Bunting Magnetics Co.
Fork Truck Training
Global Linked Inc.
R & D Ergo Ltd
Toyota Canada Inc.
Yale Industrial Trucks
FORK LIFT TRUCKS
1 Diesel
2 Electric
3 Gas
4 Propane
5 Walkie
Atopone E & M Ltd 1-3,5
Cat Lift Trucks 1-5
Fork Truck Training 1-5
Jungheinrich Forklifts 2,5
Klever Equipped Inc. 2
Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks 1-5
Newmapak Ltd. 2
Toyota Canada Inc. 1-5
Wajax 1-5
Yale Industrial Trucks 1-5
HHAND TRUCKS - PALLET
Atopone E & M Ltd
Cat Lift Trucks
Fork Truck Training
Global Linked Inc.
Redirack Storage Systems
Wajax
Yale Industrial Trucks
HOISTS
1 Compressed Air
2 Electric
3 Electric Truck
4 Hand
5 Monorail
6 Pneumatic
E.B.R. Inc. 1
Fork Truck Training 2-5
Motion Industries/Canada 2,4-5
R & D Ergo Ltd 2,5-6
Redirack Storage Systems 4,6
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd. 2
HOPPERS
Atopone E & M Ltd
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Crawford Packaging
Dymar Mechanical
Meyer Industries Inc.
Modulex Solutions Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Process In Motion Inc
Provisur Technologies | Weiler
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
IICE MELT
Kissner Milling Company Limite
INGREDIENT FEEDERS
1 Oscillating
2 Screw
3 Vibratory
4 Volumetric
Atopone E & M Ltd 1-3
Best Bearings Co. Ltd. 1-4
Caravan Ingredients 2,4
Control GMC 4
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing 2
Eriez 1,3-4
FOODesign Machinery & Systems 2-4
Hayward Gordon 2-4
Meyer Industries Inc. 3-4
Modulex Solutions Inc 2
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd. 3 Motion
Schenck
Screw
L
LIFT TABLES
Atopone E & M Ltd
MD Packaging Inc
Motion Industries/Canada
R & D Ergo Ltd
Trans-Quip Inc.
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
Wecon Systems
LIFTING EQUIPMENT
A & M Process Equipment Ltd.
Atopone E & M Ltd
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Eriez
Klever Equipped Inc.
Pemberton & Associates Inc
R & D Ergo Ltd
Redirack Storage Systems
Trans-Quip Inc.
LIVE ROLLER CONVEYORS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Dematic Corp.
Dematic Limited
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Motion Industries/Canada
Newmapak Ltd.
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
Wecon Systems
LOADERS
Cozzini LLC, Food Processing
Klever Equipped Inc.
Meyer Industries Inc.
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Scan American Corp.
Spaltech Industrial Ltd
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
M
MALT & GRAIN HANDLING EQUIPMENT
Automation Products Inc.
Busch Vacuum Technics Inc.
Siemens Canada Limited
Spaltech Industrial Ltd
ULtratainer Inc
MONORAIL SYSTEMS
Bosch Rexroth Canada Corp.
R & D Ergo Ltd
Wecon Systems
Whiting Equipment Canada Inc
PALLET BINS
CHEP Canada Inc.
CyroLogistics Refrigeration Technologies Ltd.
StrongPoint Automation Inc
ULtratainer Inc
PALLETIZERS
Chisholm Machinery Solutions
Columbia Machine Inc.
Crawford Packaging
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Fanuc Canada, Ltd.
Fromm Packaging Systems Canada
Honeywell Intelligrated
MD Packaging Inc
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Newmapak Ltd.
R & D Ergo Ltd
Redirack Storage Systems
Schneider Packaging Equipment
StrongPoint Automation Inc
Wecon Systems
PALLETS
1 Metal
2 Plastic
3 Wood
CHEP Canada Inc. 3
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design 1-2
Trans-Quip Inc. 2
PROCESS
CONTROLS
Automation Products Inc.
Exceltec Canada In
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Schneider Canada Inc.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
Siemens Canada Limited
Spartan Controls Ltd.
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
WIKA Instruments Ltd.
R
R.F.I.D.
MD Packaging Inc
Rockwell Automation, Inc.
Sherway Group
Siemens Canada Limited
Sterling Systems & Controls
RACKS & RACKING
1 Fastfrozen
2 Refrigerated
Fastfrate Group 1-2
Sherway Group 2
ULtratainer Inc 1-2
VersaCold Logistics Services 1-2
XTL Transport Inc 2
RAIL TRANSPORT
C.A.T. Global Inc.
Fastfrate Group
Woodlands County
XTL Transport Inc
RAMPS
1 Hydraulic
2 Mechanical
Tri-Mach Group Inc. 2
Wajax 1
REFRIGERANTS
CIMCO Refrigeration
CyroLogistics Refrigeration Technologies Ltd.
Eastern Refrigeration Supply
S
SHELVING
Dymar Mechanical
Redirack Storage Systems
Trans-Quip Inc.
ULtratainer Inc
Wajax
SILOS
Clemmer Technologies Inc.
Process In Motion Inc
Superior Bakery Systems Inc.
SKIDS SEMI-LIVE
Trans-Quip Inc.
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
American International Foods, Inc
Automation Associates Inc.
Deloitte & Touche/Deloitte
Fastfrate Group
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Groupe Morneau
Intersect Business Systems
JustFoodERP
Landstar
Minotaur Software
Motion Industries/Canada
Recurve Solutions
Ryder Canada
Sherway Group
Siemens Canada Limited
VersaCold Logistics Services
XTL Transport Inc
T
TRAILERS INDUSTRIAL
Drake Truck Bodies
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
C.A.T. Global Inc.
Checker Flag Leasing
DB Schenker
Erb Group of Companies
Fastfrate Group
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Groupe Morneau
Lakeside Logistics Inc.
Landstar
Ryder Canada
Sherway Group
Transport Distribution M.T.L
VersaCold Logistics Services
Woodlands County
XTL Transport Inc
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE, LTL
DB Schenker
Erb Group of Companies
Fastfrate Group
Global Linked Inc.
Groupe Morneau
Landstar
Sherway Group
Transport Distribution M.T.L
VersaCold Logistics Services
TRIPPERS
Clemmer Technologies Inc.
TROLLEYS
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
ULtratainer Inc
TROUGHS
Clemmer Technologies Inc.
TRUCK BODIES
Drake Truck Bodies
TRUCKING SERVICES
C.A.T. Global Inc.
Checker Flag Leasing
Erb Group of Companies
Fastfrate Group
Landstar
Sherway Group
The Erb Group
XTL Transport Inc
TRUCKS
Erb Group of Companies 7 Fastfrate Group 1,3,7
Fork Truck Training 5
Groupe Morneau 7
Jungheinrich Forklifts 5
Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks 4-5
Redirack Storage Systems 4
Sherway Group 3,7
Toyota Canada Inc. 5
Trans-Quip Inc. 4-5
XTL Transport Inc 3,7
Yale
UNLOADERS
Fastfrate Group
Meyer Industries Inc.
Pneu-Tech Systems Limited
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Screw Conveyor Corporation
Spaltech Industrial Ltd
Young Industries
VIBRATORS
Eriez
Meyer Industries Inc.
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Motion Industries/Canada Rate Technology Systems Ltd
ROSTA Inc.
Commsoft Technologies Inc 3 Constant America 1-3
DB Schenker 2-3
Dematic Corp. 3
Dematic Limited 2
Erb Group of Companies 3
Fastfrate Group 1-3
FreshWagon Market Inc. 1
Groupe Morneau 1,3
Honeywell Intelligrated 2-3
IBI Group 3
Intersect Business Systems 1,3
JustFoodERP 3
Lakeside Logistics Inc. 3
Newmapak Ltd. 2-3
Recurve Solutions 1
Redirack Storage Systems 2
Ryder Canada 1-3
Sherway Group 1,3
Transport Distribution M.T.L 1,3
VersaCold Logistics Services 1-3
Wecon Systems 2
XTL Transport Inc 1
Technical Consulting Services
This section includes consulting, research and development, training, communications and technical services offered by companies whose primary role is consulting. Many ingredients and additives suppliers also offer technical support. (Readers are advised to consult their supplier representatives for more information.) For complete contact information on companies listed in the following section, see Suppliers’ Information at the end of this guide.
A
ANTI-COUNTERFEITING
MSC Intellectual Property & Technology
Law (Marsha Simone Cadogan)
SICPA Securink Corp.
ARCHITECTS
Coldbox
IBI Group
Mallot Creek Group Inc
SNC-Lavalin O&M
ASSOCIATION
Canadian Institute of Food Science & Technology (CIFST)
Canadian Women In Food
EMC (Excellence in Food Processing Skills Canada
Fruit and Vegetable Dispute Resolution Corporation (DRC)
B
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
6 Seeds
Alan Grant Consulting Inc
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Baking Association of Canada
Bullfrog Power
Canaan Bridges Consulting Inc.
Canadian Women In Food
Capella Innovation Inc
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
FOODTECH Canada
FWS
Halal Transactions, Inc.
International Food Focus Ltd.
Islamic Food and Nutrition
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Provision Coalition Inc
Scipertech Inc.
Somerco, Science on Menu
Surety Food Safety Group
C
CO-PACKER MANAGEMENT
Bakers Touch Consulting
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Global Linked Inc.
Halal Montreal Certification Authority (HMCA)
Hoffmann’s Fine Foods
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Ojai Group
Pond Naturals Inc.
Quadra Ingredients
RJ McDougall Associates
Sherway Group
Stemmler Meats
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
Wenham Lake Corporation
COMPUTER
1 Graphic Designs
2 Hardware
3 Pheripherals
4 Software
5 Software - ERP
6 Supplies & Services
6 Seeds 1
Adeptivity IT Solutions 2-6
Ahearn & Soper Inc. 4-5
Automation Associates Inc. 4-5
Classic Pos Inc. 2-4
Commsoft Technologies Inc 5
Culture Advisory Group Inc. 4-5
Culture Advisory Group Inc. 4-5
Dematic Limited 5
Emydex 4-5
Emydex Technology 4-5
Fidelio 5
Fidelio by Commsoft Technologies 4-5
HWMR LTD. 2,4
Icicle Technologies Inc. 5
Intersect Business Systems 4-6
JustFoodERP 5
Majik Systems 4
Matrix Four Ltd. 1
Merit-Trax Technologies Inc. 2,4-5
Minotaur Software 5
Phoenix Systems 4-5
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 5
Primal Communications Ltd 1
Prism Visual Software Inc. 4
Rockwell Automation, Inc. 2-4,6
Siemens Canada Limited 4-6
CONSUMER RESEARCH
6 Seeds ACCE International
Canada’s Smartest Kitchen
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Contract Testing Inc.
Food Innovation & Research Studio
Halal Transactions, Inc.
Islamic Food and Nutrition
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Puratos Canada Inc.
Quadra Ingredients
Scipertech Inc.
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre
COST OPTIMIZATION
6 Seeds
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Bakers Touch Consulting
Corporation Novotaste, Inc.
Dematic Limited
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Food Innovation & Research Studio
Food Science Solutions Inc.
Green Maple Inc.
Intersect Business Systems
Kersia Canada Inc.
Oceatec div. of Cube Automatio
Ojai Group
Phoenix Systems
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Provision Coalition Inc
Scipertech Inc.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Surety Food Safety Group
UNI Cost Management Inc.
CRISIS MANAGEMENT
6 Seeds
Anctil Labour Law
Jaan Koel
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
CUSTOM BUILDING CONTRACTORS
Coldbox
FWS
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
CUSTOM FREEZING
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
CIMCO Refrigeration
CUSTOM PROCESSING
Apex Ingredients Inc.
BIOFOODTECH
BL Valve Process Solutions
Blends
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
Centre for Meat Innovation and Technology
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
Clemmer Technologies Inc.
Food Development Centre
Heat and Control, Inc.
JBT FoodTech
Klever Equipped Inc.
Lovingly Made Ingredients
MicroThermics, Inc.
Newly Weds Foods
Nutri-Nation Functional Foods
Oceatec div. of Cube Automatio
Pacific Coast Fruit Products
Pneu-Tech Systems Limited
Qualtech (British Columbia)
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Sidmac Engineering & Manufacturing Inc.
Siemens Canada Limited
SK Food Industry Development
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
Wenham Lake Corporation
CUSTOM PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Aliments LUDA Foods Inc
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Bakers Touch Consulting
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
BL Valve Process Solutions
Blends
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
Canada’s Smartest Kitchen
Capella Innovation Inc
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Conflow Technologies Inc.
Corporation Novotaste, Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Food Development Centre
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Heat and Control, Inc.
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
Hilltech Canada Inc.
Lovingly Made Ingredients
Mallot Creek Group Inc
McCarthy Consultant Services
Newly Weds Foods
NSF International
Nutri-Nation Functional Foods
Occidental Flavors Inc.
Pacific Coast Fruit Products
Phoenix Systems
Pond Naturals Inc.
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
Quality Food Design
Qualtech (British Columbia)
RJ McDougall Associates
Scipertech Inc.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Sidmac Engineering & Manufacturing Inc.
Siemens Canada Limited
Soudure sanitaire Québec
Sterling Systems & Controls
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
The Food Development Group
Univar Solutions
Viandes Dunham
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre
West Penetone Inc
CUSTOM SPRAY DRYING
Apex Ingredients Inc.
BL Valve Process Solutions
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
E
ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
ALTECH Environmental Consulting Ltd.
BRECOflex Co., L.L.C.
Bunting Magnetics Co.
CIMCO Refrigeration
Coldbox
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Endress+Hauser Canada
Firing Industries
Food Development Centre
FPS - Food Plant Services Inc.
FWS
GEA North America
IBI Group
Lakeside Process Controls Ltd
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design
Majik Systems
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Oceatec div. of Cube Automatio
Proax Technologies Ltd.
Provision Coalition Inc
Qualtech (British Columbia)
Ryder Canada
Shaver Industries Inc.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Sidmac Engineering & Manufacturing Inc.
SKF Canada Limited
SNC-Lavalin O&M
Spartan Controls Ltd.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
Wajax
Water Bridge Environmental
F
FINANCIAL SERVICES
BDO Canada LLP
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Export Development Canada
Grant Thornton LLP
J D Factors Corp.
JBT FoodTech
MNP LLP
National Deduction Recovery
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Prism Visual Software Inc.
FOCUS GROUP MODERATORS
6 Seeds
ACCE International
Alpha Controls & Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
HHALAL CERTIFICATION
Capella Innovation Inc
Halal Montreal Certification Authority (HMCA)
Halal Transactions, Inc.
Islamic Food and Nutrition
Mallot Creek Group Inc
HOSPITALITY SERVICES MENU
Almaas Food Safety Plus
Capella Innovation Inc
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary Solutions
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Menu-Depot
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
IIMPORT AND EXPORT
OPPORTUNITIES
Agriculture & Food Laboratory,
Apex Ingredients Inc.
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Atopone E & M Ltd
Baking Association of Canada
Canoe Global Trading Company
Capella Innovation Inc
Synthesis Agri-Food Network
Wecon Systems
LABELLING/HEALTH CLAIMS
BIOFOODTECH
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
Capella Innovation Inc
Carman Consulting Inc.
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Dell Tech Laboratories LTD.
Food Development Centre
Global Linked Inc.
International Food Focus Ltd.
LTS Consulting Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
McCarthy Consultant Services
MSC Intellectual Property & Technology
Law (Marsha Simone Cadogan)
NSF International
SK Food Industry Development
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
LANGUAGE SERVICES
Corporate Search Group
Dell Tech Laboratories LTD.
Halal Transactions, Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Translations.CA
M
MARKET & TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
ACCE International
Adeptivity IT Solutions
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Canaan Bridges Consulting Inc.
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
E.B.R. Inc.
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Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary Solutions
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
DB Schenker
Halal Montreal Certification Authority (HMCA)
Halal Transactions, Inc.
Mitsubishi International Food
Pacific Coast Fruit Products
Quality Smart Solutions
Somerco, Science on Menu
INSURANCE
DB Schenker
Export Development Canada
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
ISO CERTIFICATION
Fisher Scientific Limited
FOODTECH Canada
Halal Transactions, Inc.
IBI Group
International Food Focus Ltd.
Islamic Food and Nutrition
Klever Equipped Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Proax Technologies Ltd.
SKF Canada Limited
Somerco, Science on Menu
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre
Water Bridge Environmental
N
Global Linked Inc.
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
ILC Micro-Chem Inc.
International Food Focus Ltd.
Intersect Business Systems
LTS Consulting Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
McCarthy Consultant Services
MSC Intellectual Property & Technology
Law (Marsha Simone Cadogan)
NSF International
Pond Naturals Inc.
Q Laboratories
Recipe for Health Inc.
SK Food Industry Development
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
NUTRITION TEACHING AIDS
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Capella Innovation Inc
Recipe for Health Inc.
OOVEN REPAIRS
JBT FoodTech
Wenham Lake Corporation
P
PACKAGING DEVELOPMENT
6 Seeds
BIOFOODTECH
Capella Innovation Inc
Centre for Meat Innovation and Technology
Chantler Packaging Inc.
Co-Motion Packaging Solutions
Crawford Packaging
Cryopak Industries Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Food Development Centre
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Global Linked Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
NSF International
Proax Technologies Ltd.
RJ McDougall Associates
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
TekPak Solutions
PROCESS DEVELOPMENT
Alpha Controls &
Baumer Canada Inc.
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
BIOFOODTECH
Centre for Meat Innovation and Technology
Clemmer Technologies Inc.
Commsoft Technologies Inc
ALTECH Environmental Consulting Ltd.
CIBUS Consulting
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Phoenix Systems
SAI Global Assurance Services
LABEL / BAG DESIGN
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Atopone E & M Ltd
Chantler Packaging Inc.
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Crawford Packaging
Fisher Scientific Limited
FOODTECH Canada
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Global Linked Inc.
International Food Focus Ltd.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Matrix Four Ltd.
McCarthy Consultant Services
Primal Communications Ltd
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
NUTRITION COMMUNICATION
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Capella Innovation Inc
Dell Tech Laboratories LTD.
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Pond Naturals Inc.
Recipe for Health Inc.
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
NUTRITION LABELLING
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
BIOFOODTECH
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
Capella Innovation Inc
Carman Consulting Inc.
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
CIBUS Consulting
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Food Development Centre
Food Innovation & Research Studio
FOODTECH Canada
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Endress+Hauser Canada
Food Development Centre
Food Science Solutions Inc.
JBT FoodTech
Klever Equipped Inc.
Lovingly Made Ingredients
Mallot Creek Group Inc
MicroThermics, Inc.
NETZSCH Canada, Inc.
NSF International
Oceatec div. of Cube Automatio
Phoenix Systems
Pneu-Tech Systems Limited
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Proax Technologies Ltd.
Provision Coalition Inc
Qualtech (British Columbia)
RJ McDougall Associates
Scipertech Inc.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Sidmac Engineering & Manufacturing Inc.
Siemens Canada Limited
SK Food Industry Development
Soudure sanitaire Québec
Stanfos Inc.
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
The Food Development Group
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre
York Fluid Controls Ltd
PROCESS IMPROVEMENT CONSULTANTS
Alan Grant Consulting Inc
Almaas Food Safety Plus
Alpha Controls &
Bakers Touch Consulting
Baumer Canada Inc.
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
BL Valve Process Solutions
Canada’s Smartest Kitchen
Clemmer Technologies Inc.
Commsoft Technologies Inc
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Endress+Hauser Canada
Food Development Centre
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FOSS North America
Green Maple Inc.
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
IBI Group
JBT FoodTech
JustFoodERP
Klever Equipped Inc.
Lakeside Process Controls Ltd
Majik Systems
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Metcalf Design Inc.
NETZSCH Canada, Inc.
NSF International
Oceatec div. of Cube Automatio
Phoenix Systems
Pneu-Tech Systems Limited
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Proax Technologies Ltd.
Provision Coalition Inc
Quality Smart Solutions
Qualtech (British Columbia)
SAI Global Assurance Services
Scipertech Inc.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Sidmac Engineering & Manufacturing Inc.
SK Food Industry Development
SNC-Lavalin O&M
Spartan Controls Ltd.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
Synthesis Agri-Food Network
The Food Development Group
Tri-Mach Group Inc.
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
ACCE International
Almaas Food Safety Plus
BIOFOODTECH
Canada’s Smartest Kitchen
Capella Innovation Inc
Centre for Meat Innovation and Technology
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Commsoft Technologies Inc
David Michael & Co.
Food Innovation & Research Studio
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
Klever Equipped Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
NSF International
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
Quadra Ingredients
Scipertech Inc.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Sidmac Engineering & Manufacturing Inc.
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
Univar Solutions
Viandes Dunham
West Penetone Inc
PRODUCT FORMULATION, DEVELOPMENT
Almaas Food Safety Plus
Ascona Foods Group (Canada)
BIOFOODTECH
Blends
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
Canada’s Smartest Kitchen
Centre for Meat Innovation and Technology
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
Cintech Agroalimentaire
David Michael & Co.
Donmar Foods, Inc.
Food Development Centre
Food Innovation & Research Studio
FOODTECH Canada
FreshWagon Market Inc.
Giraffe Foods Inc
JustFoodERP
Kersia Canada Inc.
McCarthy Consultant Services
NSF International
Occidental Flavors Inc.
Pond Naturals Inc.
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
Puratos Canada Inc.
Quadra Ingredients
Quality Food Design
RJ McDougall Associates
Scipertech Inc.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
SK Food Industry Development
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
Univar Solutions
Viandes Dunham
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
CIBUS Consulting
Coldbox
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
E.B.R. Inc.
Endress+Hauser Canada
Firing Industries
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FOODTECH Canada
FreshWagon Market Inc.
FWS
GEA North America
IBI Group
International Food Focus Ltd.
Intersect Business Systems
Klever Equipped Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Newmapak Ltd.
Ojai Group
Phoenix Systems
Pneu-Tech Systems Limited
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Provision Coalition Inc
Qualtech (British Columbia)
Scan American Corp.
Scipertech Inc.
Sheridan Electric Services Ltd.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Stainless Process Equipmen
Storcan
Sunny Crunch Foods Ltd
Surety Food Safety Group
Synthesis Agri-Food Network
PUBLIC & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
ALTECH Environmental Consulting Ltd.
Baking Association of Canada
CIBUS Consulting
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Crave Public Relations
Fisher Scientific Limited
International Food Focus Ltd.
Jaan Koel
McCarthy Consultant Services
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
QQUALITY ASSURANCE
Agriculture & Food Laboratory,
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Alan Grant Consulting Inc
BIOFOODTECH
bioMerieux Canada Inc.
Cannabis License Experts
CIBUS Consulting
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Conflow Technologies Inc.
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
E.B.R. Inc.
Food Development Centre
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FOODTECH Canada
FWS
Global Linked Inc.
Green Maple Inc.
Halal Montreal Certification Authority (HMCA)
ILC Micro-Chem Inc.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Meyer Service & Supply Ltd.
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Q Laboratories
Quality Smart Solutions
SAI Global Assurance Services
Sherway Group
SK Food Industry Development
Somerco, Science on Menu
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
SPX Flow Technology
Surety Food Safety Group
Synthesis Food Consulting Group Inc.
Xygen Diagnostics Inc.
R
RECRUITMENT
Almaas Food Safety Plus
CareersInFood.ca
Contract Testing Inc.
Corporate Search Group
Food Industry Recruiters
FoodGrads
Global Linked Inc.
The Staffing Exchange Inc.
REGULATORY ISSUES
Agriculture & Food Laboratory,
Alan Grant Consulting Inc
Anctil Labour Law
Bullfrog Power
Cannabis License Experts
Carman Consulting Inc.
CIBUS Consulting
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Commsoft Technologies Inc
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Dell Tech Laboratories LTD.
Ecolab Co.
Endress+Hauser Canada
Food Development Centre
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FOODTECH Canada
Halal Transactions, Inc.
International Food Focus Ltd.
Islamic Food and Nutrition
JustFoodERP
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
McCarthy Consultant Services
MSC Intellectual Property & Technology Law (Marsha Simone Cadogan)
Pemberton & Associates Inc
Phoenix Systems
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Q Laboratories
Quality Food Design
Quality Smart Solutions
Qualtech (British Columbia)
SAI Global Assurance Services
Somerco, Science on Menu
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Workplace Safety Prevention
SSENSORY ANALYSIS
ACCE International
Alpha Controls & BIOFOODTECH
Canada’s Smartest Kitchen
Capella Innovation Inc
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Contract Testing Inc.
David Michael & Co.
Food Development Centre
Food Innovation & Research Studio
FOODTECH Canada
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
SK Food Industry Development
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre
SENSORY EVALUATION
ACCE International
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Canada’s Smartest Kitchen
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Contract Testing Inc.
Corporation Novotaste, Inc.
David Michael & Co.
Food Development Centre
Food Innovation & Research Studio
FOODTECH Canada
NSF International
SK Food Industry Development
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre
SHOWS & EXHIBITIONS
Baking Association of Canada
Canada’s Smartest Kitchen
DB Schenker
interpack@Messe Duesseldorf
Jaan Koel
Mallot Creek Group Inc
RJ McDougall Associates
Synthesis Agri-Food Network
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS/ LECTURING
ACCE International
Alan Grant Consulting Inc
Baking Association of Canada
Canaan Bridges Consulting Inc.
Carman Consulting Inc.
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FOODTECH Canada
FreshWagon Market Inc.
International Food Focus Ltd.
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Oceatec div. of Cube Automatio
RJ McDougall Associates
Source Nutraceutical, Inc.
Surety Food Safety Group
Synthesis Agri-Food Network
SUSTAINABILITY SERVICES
Bullfrog Power
TTECHNICAL SUPPORT
Adeptivity IT Solutions
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Alan Grant Consulting Inc
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Bakers Touch Consulting
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
BIOFOODTECH
Bunting Magnetics Co.
Buzz Equipment
Carman Consulting Inc.
CIBUS Consulting
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Commsoft Technologies Inc
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Dell Tech Laboratories LTD.
Deloitte & Touche/Deloitte
Edgme Inc.
Endress+Hauser Canada
Flo Components
Food Development Centre
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FOODTECH Canada
Hela Spice Canada Inc.
HWMR LTD.
IBI Group
Intersect Business Systems
JBT FoodTech
JustFoodERP
Kersia Canada Inc.
Majik Systems
Manawa Networks
MD Packaging Inc
MMIS Inc.
Motion Industries/Canada
NETZSCH Canada, Inc.
Newmapak Ltd.
NSF International
Ojai Group
Ontor Ltd.
Phoenix Systems
Prairie Research Kitchen - Red River College
Polytechnic
Proax Technologies Ltd.
Puratos Canada Inc.
QMS International Inc.
Qualtech (British Columbia)
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
RJ McDougall Associates
RJP Packaging
Rondo Inc.
SAI Global Assurance Services
Sarong North America Inc.
Scipertech Inc.
Somerco, Science on Menu
Spartan Controls Ltd.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Univar Solutions
Wecon Systems
TECHNOLOGY PARTNERING
Adeptivity IT Solutions
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
ALTECH Environmental Consulting Ltd.
Apex Ingredients Inc.
Bakers Touch Consulting
Best Bearings Co. Ltd.
Bullfrog Power
Bunting Magnetics Co.
Commsoft Technologies Inc
Culture Advisory Group Inc.
Deloitte & Touche/Deloitte
Dematic Limited
Endress+Hauser Canada
FOODTECH Canada
Intersect Business Systems
JustFoodERP
k2MILLING Ltd
Majik Systems
Manawa Networks
Merit-Trax Technologies Inc.
Phoenix Systems
Pond Naturals Inc.
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Prism Visual Software Inc.
Proax Technologies Ltd.
RJ McDougall Associates
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Spartan Controls Ltd.
The Food Development Group
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Deloitte & Touche/Deloitte
Food Development Centre
k2MILLING Ltd
Manawa Networks
MSC Intellectual Property & Technology
Law (Marsha Simone Cadogan)
Quality Smart Solutions
Scipertech Inc.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
The Food Development Group
Vineland Research and Innovation Centre
TESTING EQUIPMENT
Adeptivity IT Solutions
Alpha Controls & BIOFOODTECH
Centre for Meat Innovation and Technology
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Firing Industries
Fisher Scientific Limited
FOODTECH Canada
FOSS North America
HWMR LTD.
M+L Testing Equipment (1995)
Mandel Scientific Company Inc
MD Packaging Inc
Meyer Service & Supply Ltd.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Stanfos Inc.
WIKA Instruments Ltd.
THERMAL PROCESSING CONSULTANTS
Berg Chilling Systems Inc.
BIOFOODTECH
HWMR LTD.
MicroThermics, Inc.
NSF International
Scipertech Inc.
SiccaDania Canada Inc.
Spaltech Industrial Ltd
Wenham Lake Corporation
TRACEABILITY TECHNOLOGY
Ahearn & Soper Inc.
Canaan Bridges Consulting Inc.
Commsoft Technologies Inc
Emydex Technology
Endress+Hauser Canada
Intersect Business Systems
JustFoodERP
Merit-Trax Technologies Inc.
Minotaur Software
Oceatec
Proax Technologies Ltd.
Sarong North America Inc. TRAINING
Health & Safety, Sanitation Supplies & Services
This section includes supplies and services related to protective clothing, laboratory supplies, cleaning, extermination services and waste water treatments. For complete contact information on companies listed in the following section, see Suppliers’ Information at the end of this guide.
A
AIR CLEANERS
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Donaldson Co., Inc.
Eastern Refrigeration Supply
Electro-Air Canada
Insect-O-Cutor
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Scan American Corp.
The Staffing Exchange Inc.
AIR PURIFIERS
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Donaldson Co., Inc.
Electro-Air Canada
Parker Domnick Hunter
Parker Hannifin Corp.
RoboVent Solutions Group Inc.
Scan American Corp.
ALARM SYSTEMS
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Ontor Ltd.
Siemens Canada Limited
AMMONIA
Berg Chilling Systems Inc.
Brenntag Canada Inc.
AMMONIA ANHYDROUS
Berg Chilling Systems Inc.
Brenntag Canada Inc.
ANALYZERS
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Endress+Hauser Canada
FOSS North America
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mandel Scientific Company Inc
Mettler Toledo
Ontor Ltd.
Romer Labs Canada ULC
Siemens Canada Limited
Spartan Controls Ltd.
AUTOMATED LAB STATIONS
Siemens Canada Limited
B
BACTERIA CONTROL EQUIPMENT
ASM Pest Control
bioMerieux Canada Inc.
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Constant America
Kersia Canada Inc.
LABPLAS
Neogen
Rea UltraVapor Inc.
Shaver Industries Inc.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
BACTERICIDES
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Charles Tennant & Company
Constant America
Fisher Scientific Limited
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
West Penetone Inc
BATTERY CHARGERS INDUSTRIAL
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
BOILERWATER TREATMENTS
Constant America
Cortec Corporation
Ontor Ltd.
Water Bridge Environmental
West Penetone Inc
BOTTLE WASHING COMPOUNDS
Constant America
E.B.R. Inc.
Ecolab Co.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mandel Scientific Company Inc
West Penetone Inc
BROOMS
3M
Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd.
Chesher Equipment Ltd.
Ecolab Co.
Fisher Scientific Limited
Food Supplies Inc
Kersia Canada Inc.
Motion Industries/Canada
Trans-Quip Inc.
Yes Group Inc.
BRUSHES
1 Cleaning
2 Process
Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd. 1
Chesher Equipment Ltd. 1
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 1
Ecolab Co. 1
Fisher Scientific Limited 1-2
John Brooks Co Ltd. 1
Kersia Canada Inc. 1-2
Motion Industries/Canada 1-2
Trans-Quip Inc. 1
Yes Group Inc. 1-2
CCASE CLEANING MACHINES
E.B.R. Inc.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Kuhl Corporation
MD Packaging Inc
Stanfos Inc.
CAUSTIC POTASH
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Constant America
Debro Inc.
Ecolab Co.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Water Bridge Environmental
CAUSTIC SODA FLAKE
Arkema Inc.
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Debro Inc.
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Water Bridge Environmental
CAUSTIC SODA LIQUID
Arkema Inc.
Brenntag Canada Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Debro Inc.
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Water Bridge Environmental
CHEMICALS LABORATORY
Arkema Inc.
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Caledon Laboratories Ltd
Fisher Scientific Limited
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mandel Scientific Company Inc
Merieux NutriSciences
Momentive Performance
Water Bridge Environmental
CHEMICALS WASTE TREATING
Arkema Inc.
Bionetix International
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Constant America
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Momentive Performance
Viking Pump Canada
Water Bridge Environmental
CHLORINATORS
Brenntag Canada Inc.
Caravan Ingredients
Fisher Scientific Limited
Water Bridge Environmental
CLEAN IN-PLACE EQUIPMENT
Automation Products Inc.
BL Valve Process Solutions
Constant America
E.B.R. Inc.
Ecolab Co.
Green Maple Inc.
John Brooks Co Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Kuhl Corporation
McFlusion Corp (Clean 3X Brand
Mettler Toledo
Rea UltraVapor Inc.
Sani Marc Inc
Sani-Matic, Inc.
Shaver Industries Inc.
Spartan Controls Ltd.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Stanfos Inc.
West Penetone Inc
WIKA Instruments Ltd.
CLEANERS
Avmor
Bionetix International
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Constant America
Cortec Corporation
Darco Industrial Cleaning Equipment - Sales & Service
Ecolab Co.
Fisher Scientific Limited
GEA North America
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
John Brooks Co Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Lubrication Engineers of
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Recochem Inc.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Viking Pump Canada
West Penetone Inc
CLEANERS JET
BL Valve Process Solutions
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
GEA North America
John Brooks Co Ltd.
Rea UltraVapor Inc.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Wickens Dry Ice Blasting Inc.
CLEANING EQUIPMENT
Almat Pharmachem Inc
Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd.
Atopone E & M Ltd
BEX Engineering Ltd
BL Valve Process Solutions
Chesher Equipment Ltd.
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Darco Industrial Cleaning Equipment - Sales & Service
Ecolab Co.
EMC (Excellence in
Exceltec Canada In
Fisher Scientific Limited
GEA North America
John Brooks Co Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Kuhl Corporation
Landa Cleaning Systems
McFlusion Corp (Clean 3X Brand
Motion Industries/Canada
Nilfisk Canada Company
Rea UltraVapor Inc.
Sani Marc Inc
Sani-Matic, Inc.
Shaver Industries Inc.
Sirop & Cie
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Tork
Universite Laval, Institut sur Wajax
West Penetone Inc
Wickens Dry Ice Blasting Inc.
Yale Industrial Trucks
CLEANING SYSTEMS - SILO/BIN/ HOPPER
BL Valve Process Solutions
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
E.B.R. Inc.
GEA North America
John Brooks Co Ltd.
Kuhl Corporation
McFlusion Corp (Clean 3X Brand
Sani-Matic, Inc.
CLOTHING 1
Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd. 1,3,6,8
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 1-7,9-11
Crawford Packaging 2,5-10
Fisher Scientific Limited 1-11
Food Supplies Inc 1,5,7-11
Jarvis Products Corporation 11
Kersia Canada Inc. 6-8,10
Mandel Scientific Company Inc 7 Motion Industries/Canada 1-3,5-7,9-10
Ronco 1-2,5-10
RONCO Safety 1-2,4,6-11
Russell Hendrix Food Equipment 1
Safety Today Canada 5-7,10
Top Dog Manufacturing 1
Trans-Quip Inc. 1-11
UNI Cost Management Inc. 1,4
Yes Group Inc. 1-11
DEODORANTS
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Constant America
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Viking Pump Canada
DEODORIZERS
Avmor
Constant America
Ecolab Co.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Sani Marc Inc
Water Bridge Environmental
West Penetone Inc
DETERGENTS
Avmor
Bionetix International
Caledon Laboratories Ltd
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Constant America
Darco Industrial Cleaning Equipment - Sales
& Service
Ecolab Co.
Fisher Scientific Limited
GEA North America
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Sani Marc Inc
Spaltech Industrial Ltd
Viking Pump Canada
West Penetone Inc
DISINFECTANTS
Avmor
Bionetix International
CCC Ingredients
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Constant America
Crawford Packaging
Ecolab Co.
Fisher Scientific Limited
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
ProMinent Fluid Controls Ltd.
Recochem Inc.
Sani Marc Inc
Viking Pump Canada
West Penetone Inc
DISPENSERS, TOWEL
Cascades Tissue Group
Crawford Packaging
Kersia Canada Inc.
Sani Marc Inc
Tork
DUST COLLECTING SYSTEMS
N R Murphy Ltd.
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
RoboVent Solutions Group Inc.
Schenck Process
Shaver Industries Inc.
DUST MASKS
Crawford Packaging
Fisher Scientific Limited
Kersia Canada Inc.
Motion Industries/Canada
Ronco
RONCO Safety
Trans-Quip Inc.
Yes Group Inc.
E
EXTERMINATING & FUMIGATING
SERVICES
Insect-O-Cutor
Shaver Industries Inc.
F
FLY TRAPS
Food Supplies Inc
Insect-O-Cutor
FOGGING EQUIPMENT
BEX Engineering Ltd
Ecolab Co.
John Brooks Co Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
FOGGING MACHINES
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
FOOD SAFETY QUALITY
ASSURANCE
3M
Almaas Food Safety Plus
Biotrial Bioanalytical
Bureau Veritas Laboratories
Capella Innovation Inc
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary
Solutions
CIBUS Consulting
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Commsoft Technologies Inc
Fisher Scientific Limited
Food Development Centre
Food Science Solutions Inc.
Global Training Solutions Inc.
ILC Micro-Chem Inc.
Islamic Food and Nutrition
JustFoodERP
Kersia Canada Inc.
Loma Systems
Mettler Toledo
Q Laboratories
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
SAI Global Assurance Services
Sani Marc Inc
Surety Food Safety Group
The Food Development Group
Tork
Trendi Tech Inc
Workplace Safety Prevention
Yes Group Inc.
FUMIGANTS
Arkema Inc.
Insect-O-Cutor
G
GERMICIDES
Avmor
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Constant America
Kersia Canada Inc.
Klever Equipped Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Sani Marc Inc
West Penetone Inc
GMO TESTING
Agriculture & Food Laboratory,
Merieux NutriSciences
Romer Labs Canada ULC
Xygen Diagnostics Inc.
HHACCP
Almaas Food Safety Plus
BIOFOODTECH
Bunting Magnetics Co.
Bureau Veritas Laboratories
Capella Innovation Inc
CIBUS Consulting
Cintech Agroalimentaire
Commsoft Technologies Inc
Deb Canada
Deloitte & Touche/Deloitte
Fisher Scientific Limited
Food Development Centre
Food Science Solutions Inc.
FOODTECH Canada
HWMR LTD.
ILC Micro-Chem Inc.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Loma Systems
Mallot Creek Group Inc
Mettler Toledo
Phoenix Systems
Romer Labs Canada ULC
SAI Global Assurance Services
Sensitech Canada Inc.
SK Food Industry Development
Surety Food Safety Group
The Food Development Group
Tork
West Penetone Inc
Yes Group Inc.
HAND TOWELS
Cascades Tissue Group
Crawford Packaging
Kersia Canada Inc.
Tork
I
INSECT CONTROL
Ecolab Co.
Insect-O-Cutor
Kersia Canada Inc.
Shaver Industries Inc.
INSECTICIDES
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
INSPECTION EQUIPMENT
Abbey Packaging Equipment Ltd.
Alpha Controls &
Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd.
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
FOSS North America
Heat and Control, Inc.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Key Technology
Loma Systems
M+L Testing Equipment (1995)
Siemens Canada Limited
INSPECTION SERVICES
Almaas Food Safety Plus
Baumer Canada Inc.
Bureau Veritas Laboratories
Capella Innovation Inc
CIBUS Consulting
Food Science Solutions Inc.
ILC Micro-Chem Inc.
Islamic Food and Nutrition
Kersia Canada Inc.
SAI Global Assurance Services
Siemens Canada Limited
The Food Development Group
Workplace Safety Prevention
WPC Health
KKEGS
1 Rinsers
2 Washers
John Brooks Co Ltd. 1-2
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd. 2
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd. 1-2
West Penetone Inc 1-2
LLABORATORY EQUIPMENT
3M
Alpha Controls & bioMerieux Canada Inc.
Biotrial Bioanalytical
BL Valve Process Solutions
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Fisher Scientific Limited
FOSS North America
GENEQ Inc.
HEMCO Corporation
Insect-O-Cutor
LABPLAS
M+L Testing Equipment (1995)
Mandel Scientific Company Inc
Mettler Toledo
Parker Domnick Hunter
Spectrum Nasco
LABORATORY EQUIPMENT
- POLARIMETERS, REFRACTOMETERS
Alpha Controls & Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Fisher Scientific Limited
GENEQ Inc.
Mandel Scientific Company Inc
LABORATORY RESEARCH & TESTING SERVICES
Agriculture & Food Laboratory,
Alpha Controls & bioMerieux Canada Inc.
Biotrial Bioanalytical
Bureau Veritas Laboratories
Chef Brandz Inc. / Signature Culinary Solutions
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Contract Testing Inc.
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Fisher Scientific Limited
Food Development Centre
ILC Micro-Chem Inc.
JBT FoodTech
Mandel Scientific Company Inc
Merieux NutriSciences
Q Laboratories
Romer Labs Canada ULC
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
The Food Development Group
Wickens Dry Ice Blasting Inc.
WTI Inc
LABORATORY SUPPLIES
1 Microbiology
2 Miscellaneous
3M 1
bioMerieux Canada Inc. 1
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc. 1-2
Fisher Scientific Limited 1-2
GENEQ Inc. 1-2
LABPLAS 1
M+L Testing Equipment (1995) 2
Mandel Scientific Company Inc 1-2
Romer Labs Canada ULC 1
Xygen Diagnostics Inc. 1
LABORATORY TESTING KITS
Aliquot Diagnostics
Alpha Controls & Bio-Rad Laboratories
bioMerieux Canada Inc.
Biotrial Bioanalytical
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
DuPont Nutrition & Health
Fisher Scientific Limited
LABPLAS
M+L Testing Equipment (1995)
Mandel Scientific Company Inc
Merieux NutriSciences
Romer Labs Canada ULC
Spectrum Nasco
Water Bridge Environmental
Xygen Diagnostics Inc.
LIGHTS, SAFETY SAFETY SLEEVE
Fisher Scientific Limited
Klever Equipped Inc.
LIGHTS, SAFETY SHATTER PROOF
Insect-O-Cutor
Kason Industries, Inc.
Shat-R-Shield Inc.
M
MILK STONE REMOVER
Ecolab Co.
GEA North America
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
West Penetone Inc
P
PAPER WIPERS
Cascades Tissue Group
Crawford Packaging
Kersia Canada Inc.
Tork
PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS
Abell Pest Control Inc.
ASM Pest Control
Ecolab Co.
Insect-O-Cutor
Orkin Pest Control
Shaver Industries Inc.
PEST CONTROL SERVICES
Abell Pest Control Inc.
Agriculture & Food Laboratory, Ecolab Co.
Orkin Pest Control
Shaver Industries Inc.
PESTICIDE ANALYSIS
Agriculture & Food Laboratory, Bureau Veritas Laboratories
Ecolab Co.
Viking Pump Canada
Q
QUALITY SYSTEMS
REGISTRATION
bioMerieux Canada Inc.
Cannabis License Experts
CIBUS Consulting
Deloitte & Touche/Deloitte
Quality Smart Solutions
SAI Global Assurance Services
R
RECIRCULATORS CIP
BL Valve Process Solutions
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
E.B.R. Inc.
Ecolab Co.
GEA North America
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
RESPIRATORS
3M
Parker Domnick Hunter
Ronco
RONCO Safety
RETAIL QUALITY EVALUATIONS & PRODUCT RETRIEVALS
Bureau Veritas Laboratories
CIBUS Consulting
SAI Global Assurance Services
S
SAFETY EQUIPMENT
3M
Ansell Canada Inc.
Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd.
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Dymar Mechanical
Edson Packaging Machinery Ltd.
Exceltec Canada In
Fisher Scientific Limited
Food Supplies Inc
HEMCO Corporation
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
LABPLAS
M.J. Intl/PHP Systems & Design
MD Packaging Inc
Motion Industries/Canada
Proax Technologies Ltd.
Ronco
RONCO Safety
Shaver Industries Inc.
Siemens Canada Limited
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Trans-Quip Inc.
SAMPLERS, SANITARY
BL Valve Process Solutions
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Conflow Technologies Inc.
E.B.R. Inc.
Ecolab Co.
Fisher Scientific Limited
GEA North America
LABPLAS
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Stanfos Inc.
Water Bridge Environmental
SANITARY FITTINGS
Avmor
BL Valve Process Solutions
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Conflow Technologies Inc.
E.B.R. Inc.
GEA North America
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Sealcon LLC
Stainless Process Equipmen
Stanfos Inc.
Tetra Pak Canada Inc.
Viking Pump Canada
WIKA Instruments Ltd.
SANITATION INSPECTIONS
Almaas Food Safety Plus
Bureau Veritas Laboratories
CIBUS Consulting
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
ILC Micro-Chem Inc.
International Casings Group
Kersia Canada Inc.
SAI Global Assurance Services
Surety Food Safety Group
SANITATION PRODUCTS
Avmor
Cascades Tissue Group
Chesher Equipment Ltd.
Constant America
Cortec Corporation
Crawford Packaging
Ecolab Co.
Fisher Scientific Limited
GEA North America
Insect-O-Cutor
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Mosur Machine Co. Ltd.
Rate Technology Systems Ltd
Rea UltraVapor Inc.
Recochem Inc.
Sani Marc Inc
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Tork
Viking Pump Canada
West Penetone Inc
SANITATION SERVICES
Avmor
CIBUS Consulting
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Darco Industrial Cleaning Equipment - Sales & Service
Ecolab Co.
Rea UltraVapor Inc.
SCALE INHIBITORS
Arkema Inc.
CCC Ingredients
Constant America
Cortec Corporation
Ecolab Co.
Kersia Canada Inc.
SCALE REMOVERS
CCC Ingredients
Constant America
Cortec Corporation
Ecolab Co.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Ontor Ltd.
Recochem Inc.
Spaltech Industrial Ltd
SECURITY CHECKROOM
EQUIPMENT
Proax Technologies Ltd.
SOAPS
Avmor
CareersInFood.ca
Constant America
Darco Industrial Cleaning Equipment - Sales & Service
Deb Canada
Fisher Scientific Limited
International Casings Group
Jarvis Industries Canada Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Mega-Lab Manufacturing Co
Motion Industries/Canada
Sani Marc Inc
Tork
Viking Pump Canada
West Penetone Inc
SODA ASH
CCC Ingredients
Constant America
Debro Inc.
Kersia Canada Inc.
SWEEPING COMPOUNDS
bioMerieux Canada Inc.
Crawford Packaging
Kersia Canada Inc.
Motion Industries/Canada
Recochem Inc.
Yes Group Inc.
TTANK CLEANING EQUIPMENT
Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd.
BEX Engineering Ltd
BL Valve Process Solutions
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Constant America
E.B.R. Inc.
Ecolab Co.
GEA North America
John Brooks Co Ltd.
Kersia Canada Inc.
McFlusion Corp (Clean 3X Brand
Ontor Ltd.
Sani-Matic, Inc.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Stanfos Inc.
U
UNIFORMS
Canadian Linen & Uniform
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Trans-Quip Inc.
UNI Cost Management Inc.
V
VACUUM CLEANERS HEAVY DUTY
Cole-Parmer Canada Inc.
Kersia Canada Inc.
Nilfisk Canada Company
Rea UltraVapor Inc.
Tiger-Vac Inc.
Trans-Quip Inc.
Vac-U-Max
VACUUM FLOOR CLEANING SYSTEMS
Jarvis Products Corporation
Kersia Canada Inc.
Nilfisk Canada Company
Sani Marc Inc
Tiger-Vac Inc.
W
WALL CLADDING HYGIENIC WALL SYSTEMS
Sika Canada
Structural Panels Inc.
WASH-UP STATION EQUIPMENT
Darco Industrial Cleaning Equipment - Sales & Service
Deb Canada
E.B.R. Inc.
Ecolab Co.
Kersia Canada Inc.
ProMinent Fluid Controls Ltd.
Shaver Industries Inc.
Spraying Systems Canada Ltd.
Tork
WASHING MACHINES
Chesher Equipment Ltd.
101 LODERS CROKLAAN
24708 W Durkee Rd
Channahon Illinois 60410
Tel: 815-730-5311, 800-621-4710
121625 CANADA INC. T/A FOOD SPECIALTIES.
2650 Meadowvale Blvd., Unit 10 Mississauga ON L5N 6M5
Tel: 905-567-7573
Website: www.foodspecialties.ca
3M
300 Tartan Dr
London Ontario N5V 4M9
Tel: 519-630-8892, 800-410-6880
6 SEEDS
35 Melbourne Ave
Toronto ON M6K 1K4
Tel: 416-301-9002
A & M PROCESS EQUIPMENT LTD.
1801 Dundas Street East, P.O. Box 70569
Whitby Ontario L1N 9G3
Tel: 905-619-8001
A BAKER’S STORY INC
46 Main St B700
Grunthal MB R0A 0R0
Tel: 204-434-6969
Website: www.abakersstory.com
A M INGREDIENTS CORP
Road-335 Four Mile Creek, PO Box 578
St Davids Ontario L0S 1P0
Tel: 905-333-1374, 866-360-1660
A.T. GLOBAL FOOD SPECIALTIES
473 Avon Cres Oakville Ontario L6J 2T2
Tel: 647-308-9194
A2LA
350-5301 Buckeystown Pike Frederick Maryland 21704 Tel: 301-644-3204
ABBEY PACKAGING EQUIPMENT LTD.
5030 South Service Rd. Burlington Ontario L7L 5Y7 Tel: 905-681-3010, 800-361-5919
ABCO INDUSTRIES LIMITED PO Box 1120
Lunenburg Nova Scotia B0J 2C0 Tel: 902-634-8821, 866-634-8821
ABELL PEST CONTROL INC.
246 Attwell Dr Etobicoke Ontario M9W 5B4 Tel: 647-729-1446, 888-949-4949
