USA: Grocery industry announces new national trade exposition
By just-food.com | 29 May 2000
Doug Stewart, Vice Chairman and CEO, Sobey's Inc. today announced the launch of Grocery Innovations Canada, a new national trade exposition that will support and promote the country's $64 billion food industry. Scheduled for October 22nd to 24th at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto, Grocery Innovations Canada signals the first time Canada's leading corporate and government food organizations have joined forces to produce an annual world class exposition.
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Doug Stewart, Vice Chairman and CEO, Sobey's Inc. today announced the launch of Grocery Innovations Canada, a new national trade exposition that will support and promote the country's $64 billion food industry. Scheduled for October 22nd to 24th at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto, Grocery Innovations Canada signals the first time Canada's leading corporate and government food organizations have joined forces to produce an annual world class exposition.
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