Join the Atlantic Canadian delegation to talk part in a “Walker Program” to discover new business opportunities and gather competitive market intelligence at the National Restaurant Association Show in Chicago, Illinois.
The Atlantic Food, Beverage and Processors Association Inc. is leading an Atlantic delegation as part of the International Business Development Agreement (IBDA) in partnerships with the four Atlantic Canadian provinces. Recruitment is now open for agrifood, seafood, and food service related companies from Atlantic Canada, interested in participating in the National Restaurant Association Show to be held from May 16 – 19, 2015.
The National Restaurant Association Show is one of the largest food and hospitality events in North America targeting companies that supply the restaurant and hotel industry. It is anticipated that the show will draw participation from 1,800 companies and over 44,000 attendees.
Annual food service expenditures in the US are $681 billion, while those in Canada are $67 billion.
Many Atlantic Canadian Food Processors already supply much of their production to the food service industry and it represents a huge opportunity for your company.
For more information about the NRA Show, please visit: http://show.restaurant.org/.
The $250 registration fee includes participation in the following:
Companies are responsible for their own travel, accommodations, displays, and samples. (Funding may be available through the Department of Business, Tourism, Culture and Rural Development – call Deborah for details).
Applications are being accepted on a first-come first-served basis. All applications will be screened for eligibility and suitability. The $250 fee will be processed upon approval.
To register, please contact:
Don Newman
Atlantic Food & Beverage Processors Association
phone: 506-389-7892
email: don@atlanticfood.ca
Space is limited.
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