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  • BEVVY CANADA: Steve Zmudczynski

    "Shoppers are often looking for small formats—single cans or six-packs—because it’s about occasion-based convenience."
    Steve Zmudczynski
  • REID'S DISTILLERY: Graham Reid

    "RTDs are not just seasonal. A good-quality RTD can be a staple in a product portfolio, just like a good lager is for a brewery."
    Graham Reid holding a G&T
  • MARK ANTHONY BRANDS: Lindsay Uhrich

    "Transparency and real ingredients are also increasingly important to RTD consumers looking for quality and real callouts on packaging."
    Lindsay Uhrich
  • FWM CANADA: Daniel Speck

    "While every store is mandated to carry 40% Ontario VQA wines, the reality is that the sales alone warrant this and more. Load up on best-sellers and enjoy the success."
    Daniel Speck
  • MOOSEHEAD BREWERIES: Trevor Grant

    “Success this summer starts with the right inventory, and making sure it’s cold and ready to go: This is especially important leading into high-traffic weekends and holiday periods when demand surges."
    Trevor Grant in a blue suit
  • ARTERRA WINES: Kristina Kearby

    "We have noticed that larger format wines are popular with convenience store shoppers, especially in areas close to cottage country."
    Kristina Kearby
  • Danone Canada investing in more sustainable packaging

    Danone to put $9 million into its Boucherville plant in partnership with the Gouvernement du Québec.
    Okios Pro Banana Flavour Yogurt Canada
  • ACE BEVERAGE GROUP: Ben Gallagher

    "Summer 2025 is all about stock-up formats. Whether it's a cottage weekend, backyard barbecue, or park hang, shoppers are looking for larger pack sizes that are cold, convenient and ready to go."
    Ben Gallagher Ace
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