Ontario Wines Trip: Frequent Asked Questions

JJICA will represent Ontario wineries to directly participate BC-Canada Pavilion-Canadian Agri-Food trade show and providing value added exhibition and promotion service for wineries in order to generate potential sales and obtain firsthand marketing information.

Agriculture and Agri-food Canada, BC Ministry of Agriculture Canadian Embassy; Consulates general in China; Canadian Food Inspection Agency; Canadian Tourism Commission; Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada; all Canadian provinces; Chinese government.

So far, 22 Canadian companies and organizations will participate in this event:

Asti Holdings Ltd.

Blossom Winery Ltd.

Canada Beef Export Federation (food safety program)

Canada Pork International (food safety program)

Canadian Food Exporters Association

Canadian Sablefish Association

Culinary Destinations Ltd.

Donald’s Fine Foods

Goodwell China (for Citadelle Maple Syrup Producers Cooperative)

JJICA Consulting and Advisory Ltd.

Misty Mountain Industries, Ltd.

Möpure Foods Inc.

Natural Glacier Waters Inc.

Strewn Winery (rep. by Coleman and Associates)

NorthAm Brewery Group (for Whistler Brewing Co.)

Ontario Ginseng Growers Association

Origin Organic Farms, Inc.

Park Tak International Corp.

Pelee Island Winery

Tofind Co., Ltd. / XH Trading (for Bee Maid Honey)

TrueWest Holding Company Ltd. (for Jiamin Icewine)

Vicrossano Inc.

Hit an enormous Chinese consumer market with huge sales potential; develop local distribution channels and obtain firsthand Chinese marketing information.

JJICA will represent 3 Ontario wineries FOR FREE. Registration Starting May 14th, 2008 at a first come first serve basis, regular client service fee is $1175 (exclude tax).

JJICA has done extensive research and recognizes the vast opportunity that exists in the food trades. More specifically, we foresee an emerging demand in wine from Chinese consumers in which Canada is very well positioned to take advantage of. Our intention is to develop relationships with Chinese buyers, distributors and retailers and understand their specific needs.

As matter of fact, many food producers in Canada have difficulty establishing those relationships due to time, language, and cultural barriers. We believe we can leverage our understanding of both markets to better understand the market needs in China. From that, we will be able to liaise with Ontario wineries to fulfill those needs.

The first 3 wineries will be receiving FREE SERVICE with $1175 Value without any hidden charges. Wineries only need to pay their own sample shipping costs.

May 30th 2008 cutoff time 12:00 AM EST