
Co-op Student to Manager: Nicole Madsen’s Journey in the Food and Beverage Processing Industry
When you start a job in the food and beverage processing industry as a co-op student, you could also be starting a career. It’s one
When you start a job in the food and beverage processing industry as a co-op student, you could also be starting a career. It’s one
Over the past year, CareersNow! has partnered with FoodGrads to organize virtual mentorship sessions showcasing the exciting careers in the food and beverage processing industry.
Where you want to work is just as important as the role. When deciding on a company for employment you need to consider their brand reputation, salary/benefits plans and potential growth opportunities. Unsurprisingly these factors are closely tied to the size of the company.
Ontario’s food and beverage processing sector is the largest in Canada, accounting for 37 per cent of the industry’s revenue in the country. The sector has more than 4,000 establishments in the province, employing over 125,000 people.
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We recently chatted with Michelle about her career journey, what she loves about working in the industry, and her advice for those looking to join
Angela Fehr Enriquez started her career working at Bonduelle’s Strathroy, Ont. facility in 2015 as a co-op student. Find out why she loves working in the food and beverage processing industry.
Overall, this industry can be broken down into 11 subsectors based on the type of foods they produce. Let’s take a closer look at them!
Take a closer at just 3 of the careers in production you can have in the food and beverage processing industry.
Ontario’s food and beverage processing industry feeds our province and the world, and it offers a variety of rewarding career opportunities. But on the other hand, because there are so many opportunities it can become overwhelming to know where to even start.
We recently chatted with Roy Sudipto of Maple Leaf Foods about his career journey and why he chooses to work in Ontario’s food and beverage processing industry.
Here is a look at several human resources jobs in the food and beverage processing industry.