by Jason Pivovitsch | Sep 28, 2018 | Branding
We’re Sponsoring Our First Event! BrandBear is pleased to be a sponsor at the Entrepreneur’s Guide to Cannabis Infused Edibles and Beverages conference on October 15, 2018 at George Brown College’s Food and Research Studio (FIRSt). The conference is about...
by Jason Pivovitsch | Sep 28, 2018 | Resource
Featured Resource: Toronto Food Starter Looking to market your grandmother’s secret sauce? The Toronto Food Starter program has got you covered. If you are looking to develop and launch a new product, Food Starter provides access to shared production and packaging...
by Jason Pivovitsch | Aug 22, 2018 | Branding
5 Things You Need to Know Before Taking Your Brand International By Robin Kachuck Building an international brand – one that successfully straddles geographic borders – can be complex and risky. So to start, Canada would seem to be an obvious first choice for US...
by Jason Pivovitsch | Aug 22, 2018 | Resource
Cannabis Legalization & Edibles in Canada Courtesy of: Alternative Food Network To all out current and future cannabis clients, we thought this podcast might help shed some light on some of the new restrictions associated with the legalization of cannabis in...
by Jason Pivovitsch | Aug 20, 2018 | Branding
Your Product for Their Stores By Ameyna Jackson via Repsly If you are a young brand considering a future in the retail world, there are many things to consider before jumping right in. Whether it be a local store or a retail chain, one of the most important steps when...
by Jason Pivovitsch | Jul 31, 2018 | Resource
One Merchandising Tactic That Can Triple Your Sales Instantly By Melissa Sonntag via Reply When it comes to the food and beverage space, product placement matters big time. Customers shouldn’t have to play “Where’s Waldo” trying to find your product in a store. If...
by Jason Pivovitsch | Jul 31, 2018 | Retail
3 Action Steps to Get Your Product in Stores By Sarah Mooney via Repsly Rather than using a distributor, you’ve decided to directly sell your product to retail stores. This can be the right move for younger brands that don’t have the budget or volume to outsource just...
