Register for the 2020 CPMA Convention and Trade Show and Experience the Flavors of the World
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA - One of Canada’s largest events dedicated to the produce industry will be celebrating its 95th year in Toronto, Canada, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre from May 12-14, 2020. Early bird registration is underway for the 2020 CPMA Convention and Trade Show, which will highlight the Flavours of the World offered by the global produce community.
“The 95th annual CPMA Convention and Trade Show will offer numerous networking and educational opportunities to help businesses flourish,” said CPMA President Ron Lemaire. “As the premier event in Canada for the fresh fruit and vegetable industry, it is extremely valuable for companies in our sector to make connections at this event. CPMA is also excited to showcase the industry-leading projects we’ve been working on over the past year including sustainability through the Plastics Packaging Roadmap, waste reduction through our Waste Efficiency Tool, Food Safety through the Canadian Food Safety Fund, and much more.”
According to the press release, attendees are able to access all the event has to offer by purchasing a Full Delegate registration. Full Delegates gain admission to meal functions, social events, and educational opportunities consisting of the Chair’s Welcome Reception, Business Sessions, After Party, Awards Brunch and other meals, including the Delegate and Companion Breakfast, during which you’ll hear from keynote speaker Chef Massimo Capra.
“This year’s event focuses on the component of flavour in produce and the effect that the globally interconnected industry has on our evolving tastes,” said Mario Masellis, Chair of the 2020 CPMA Convention and Trade Show Organizing Committee. “We expect the entertainment and production at the Convention and Trade Show to ‘wow’ attendees in the same way that spectacular flavours do.”
Early bird registration for the 2020 CPMA Convention and Trade Show ends March 6. Sounds like Toronto is the place to be come May! For more news in the produce industry, keep reading AndNowUKnow.
