Welcome to Taste Your Future, an exciting program that provides resources and guidance to individuals looking for a fulfilling career in Ontario’s food and beverage sector. Learn more about the industry and the diverse opportunities by exploring the articles below.
Free New E-book: Career Paths in Food and Beverage
There’s a great new free resource from FoodGrads available: Career Paths in Food and Beverage, an e-book written by Veronica Hislop and illustrated by Ronella Ferreros
COVID-19 and Food Safety: A blog post about food safety in food processing facilities during the pandemic
Midst this pandemic, we are all scared. We are scared to go to the grocery stores, we are scared to buy food from the outside; it’s like we are questioning the food safety now!
New episode from The FoodGrads Podcast: How to put on your innovator hat using side projects
New podcast alert! The FoodGrads Podcast’s episode 19 features an interview with food scientist and soon-to-be graduate of Niagara College’s Culinary Innovation and Food Science,
2020 Labour Market Information Survey
The 2020 Labour Market Information Survey is a Canadian food and beverage processing industry report from Food Processing Skills Canada.
From traditional training to virtual 360° learning in the food and beverage manufacturing industry
The food and beverage processing industry is moving from traditional training to virtual 360° learning
Why Study Food? A new blog post about Canada’s first Honours Bachelor of Food Studies Program
The following blog post comes from FoodGrads, an interactive platform for the food & beverage industry that’s focused on closing the gap between students/recent graduates,
Get ready for your future in food!
Over the next several months, Food and Beverage Ontario will be providing free career mentorship and virtual career fairs through our partners, FoodGrads and Food Processing Skills Canada. Tell us you’re interested by filling in the form.
About Us
Taste Your Future is a provincial career awareness campaign developed to assist people in exploring the variety of careers in Ontario’s food and beverage processing industry.
