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Why “Made” Matters

Jo-Ann McArthur - Nourish

Who are we?

Canada’s only full service agency specializing in food & beverage from

farm gate to food plate

Sysomos

Importance of storytelling

● How we connect

● Emotional first, rational second

The Campfire

In order to succeed, culture needs social behaviour

He who has the best story wins

Facts tell, but stories sell

Nothing tastes as good as food served with a

good story

What is best about you?

good food &

drink table stakes

It’s all about trust

Who? Where? How?

“Made” Matters!

“Made” Matters

For Producers/Processors: Made In

Made By

Made How

Provenance=Confidence

Where is this coming from?

● New generation of consumers

● Distrust of “big food”

● Want to know the product - founder story

Big is now seen as bad

● Consumer backlash against processed foods, mistrust big brands

● Trend towards simplicity - can I pronounce it, do I have it in my pantry?

Since 2009

-$18,000,000,000

“Foodie” Culture

Hierarchy of Trust

Raised by a Canadian Farmer

Exports

Trust Canadian foodsource

Rise of Culinary Tourism

Importance of the Founder’s Story

Authenticity

Branded Potatoes

The Rise of Farmer’s Markets

● Resurgence since bottoming out in

the ‘70’s

● Why? Big retailers are missing the mark on local

● Also hard to locate in-store, packaging not identifying

● Price not a significant barrier

“Local”

● Subjective concept

● Can mean nearby, same province or even same country

Why growing?

● Speaks to consumer’s desire for food with integrity

● Greater transparency & trust

● Seen as tasting better, more nutritious

● Support community

● Equals higher quality in consumer’s mind

Some retailers “get it”

● Whole Foods doing it right with

● Farm Boy, Longos, independent retailers growing as a result

Some retailers trying to “get it”

● For retailers “Local is the new

Quality”

The “Gold Standard”

● 40% of items sold in Quebec grocery stores

● 7 out of 10 shoppers actively looks for ● 88% of retailers participate in. IGA

has special section showcasing

Role of Local Restaurants

● Also showcase & display Quebec

food

Introducing Origin G reen

● S ome inspiration

Nothing tastes as good as food served with a

good story

Questions?

j@nourish.marketing

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