Exploring growth opportunities in our food and beverage industry

Breaking global barriers and exploring growth opportunities for local food and beverage producers will be on the menu when City of Ballarat hosts a design thinking workshop on Monday.

The workshop, held in partnership with RDV and Global Table, will see 18 of our regional innovators and big-picture thinkers in the food and beverage industry come together to discuss a range of topics with a delegation of 13 from Western Australia.

Representatives from Moorabool Shire Council, Regional Development Victoria, AgVic, Global Table and the Western Australia Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development will also be in attendance.

The interactive workshop will explore growth opportunities for food and beverage producers, processors and regions in a global market through collaboration rather than competition, and what barriers may currently exist.

Through the expressions of interest process, City of Ballarat offered the opportunity to sponsor two attendees VIP passes to the Global Table event in Melbourne from 3-5 September. Mick from Salt Kitchen Charcuterie and Kate from Plate Up Ballarat were the lucky recipients.

The following innovative businesses from the Grampians region and Western Australia will be attending Innovation and Growth through Collaboration in a Global Market workshop.

VICTORIA

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Mr Jones dining

Southern Dirt

Wearth Co.

Torbay Asparagus

Salt Kitchen Charcuterie Pty Ltd

Farm House MR

Carboni’s Italian Kitchen

Aust. Natural Biotech

The Brink Company Pty Ltd

Regans Ridge Olives

True Foods Pty Ltd

Sweeter Banana Co

China Australia Food Circle

Great Southern Truffles

Mitchell Harris Wines

Cowaramup Brewing

Backyard Beekeeping Ballarat

Swan Valley Honey

Troop Employment

Mundella Foods

Eat Drink West

Rawsome

Plate Up Ballarat

Ryan’s Quality Meats

Parwon Valley Mushrooms

Grubs Up Australia

Meredith Dairy

Dalesford Cider

Cultivate

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