
District Ventures, Circle K stores team up to expand reach of Canadian-made products
By Food in Canada staff
Business Operations Food In Canada Products Bake & Snack Food Beverages Confectionery Health & Wellness Circle K District Ventures
In a Canadian first, District Ventures has announced a partnership with global convenience industry leader, Circle K, that will see Canadian food and beverage products made more accessible to consumers. Through this newly formed partnership, entrepreneurs who have received capital and programming from District Ventures will be listed in over 400 Circle K locations in Ontario starting May 1.
The first brands entering Circle K under the newly formed partnership are Bow Valley BBQ from Canmore, Alta., Little Tucker from Calgary, Alta., Maze Bar from Toronto, Ont., and Zak Organics from Moose Jaw, Sask.
“We are constantly seeking ways to push the envelope for Canadian brands in the food, beverage, health and wellness sectors to help them grow and prosper,” said Arlene Dickinson, CEO, District Ventures. She said that District Ventures has a great opportunity to assist entrepreneurs by expanding their retail distribution with Circle K.
District Ventures is the only ecosystem of its kind in Canada that helps companies with capital, marketing and programming in the food, beverage, health and wellness consumer space. Through District Ventures, companies are well positioned to increase sales, distribution and ultimately valuation.
Circle K is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Canadian-company Alimentation Couche-Tard. It has nearly 10,000 stores in the United States and Canada and serves over 9 million customers a day across its global network. It is one of the world’s largest company-owned convenience store groups.
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