Canadian Packaging Machinery Market Research Report - PMMI
Canadian Packaging Machinery Market Research Report - PMMI
Canadian Packaging Machinery Market Research Report - PMMI
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WESTON BAKERIES LTD.<br />
Industry: Food Products<br />
Sub Industry: Bread and Bakery Products<br />
Location: Toronto, Ontario<br />
Size (sales): Not available for Weston<br />
Bakeries<br />
Purchasing Potential: During the coming year<br />
packaging machinery purchases<br />
Specific Business<br />
Opportunities:<br />
1. Company Description:<br />
will likely be $C2 million<br />
<strong>Packaging</strong> for Specialty items –<br />
i.e. – Swiss Roll <strong>Packaging</strong>, and<br />
Frozen Breads<br />
Weston Bakeries Limited is part of the Weston Foods food processing operating<br />
segment of George Weston Limited, a broadly based <strong>Canadian</strong> company with<br />
operations in Canada and the United States. In 2002 the Weston Foods segment<br />
attained sales of $C4.8 billion while George Weston Limited had total sales of $C27.4<br />
billion.<br />
In Canada George Weston Ltd. operates 39 Bakeries and 3 Dairy operations. The<br />
Weston Foods segment is a significant participant in the North American baking<br />
industry. It produces a range of bakery products, including breads, dough, rolls,<br />
bagels, waffles, English muffins, doughnuts, cakes, sweet goods and crackers under<br />
both its own brand names and for private label.<br />
2. Main Products Produced and How They Are Packed:<br />
Product <strong>Packaging</strong><br />
Bread Automatically with AMF Baggers into Poly bags<br />
Rolls Automatically with UBE & Foremost Baggers into<br />
Poly bags<br />
Bagels Automatically with UBE & Foremost Baggers into<br />
Poly bags<br />
Sweet Baked Goods Automatically overwrapped<br />
Tortilla’s By Hand Into Poly bags<br />
Dairy Products<br />
SMG/Columbia Consulting Group Page 129