What YODLers are Saying and Reading - Top YODL Content for October 2023
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What YODLers are Saying and Reading - Top YODL Content for October 2023

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October was a busy month on YODL! In case you missed them, here are the top five discussions and most read articles on YODL in October 2023.

Top YODL Discussions in October 2023

Number 5

Looking for Technical Know-How that Knows NIR (near-infra red) Detectors in Food Applications

CFIN members regularly turn to YODL to find experts and potential business partners.

Number 4

Food Regulatory & Safety Conference - Nov 28/29 - Member Offer

Continue to check YODL for special offers and tickets to events exclusively for CFIN members.

Number 3

Hot Fill Equipment Expertise

Finding new collaboration partners is just one benefit of being a CFIN member.

Number 2

Looking for a Rosemary Supplier?

YODL is the perfect platform for sourcing ingredients, new technology and more.

Number 1

Consumers don't Understand the Food Business - How Can we Change That?

A new study shows that while public trust in Canada’s agri-food sector is steady, consumers are becoming cynical.

Most Read YODL Articles in October 2023

Number 5

IN 30: Food Scarcity and Insecurity

Food organization and businesses are helping to address food scarcity and insecurity in Canada and around the world with new technology and processing techniques.

Number 4

50 Canadian FoodTech Resources – Good to Grow

North Vancouver, BC-based Good to Grow is a team of food industry experts and business educators who create success for food and beverage brands. 

Number 3

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is Putting a Priority on Cyber Resilience in Agriculture and Food

As agricultural and agri-food businesses become more digitized and connected online, the risk of cyber threats increases. This guest post from AAFC looks at how food and agri-food businesses can minimize the risks of cyber-attacks.

Number 2

IN 30: Cybersecurity 101

Cybercrime and cybersecurity affects Canada’s food and beverage industry more than most business operators realize.

Number 1

An Interview with a Product Manager

Lavina Gully, Regional Innovation Director for BC and Yukon, sits down with Jeff Epstein of North Vancouver, BC’s 16 Volts and Grants for Growth, to discuss the role of a product manager, the importance of product management, and the significant advantages it offers food and beverage companies.