Blair chats with Evan Singer and Joe Perry from Vessel Packaging and Euan Thomson from Raft Brew Labs about canning lines, sanitization and ensuring the quality behind the label. 

Vessel Packaging

Raft Brew Labs

Each + Every

We respectfully acknowledge that in Alberta we live, work and play on the traditional Treaty 6, Treaty 8 and Treaty 7 territories and respect the histories, languages, and cultures of First Nations, Metis, Inuit, and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community.

ASBA recognizes Canada's Indigenous Heritage Month and what we can do in the space of Truth and Reconciliation with Red Thunderwoman (Michelle Robinson). (Check out the NativeCalgarian Podcast)

In addressing the conversation in the craft beer industry around sexual harassment, we gain some insights to what we can do as individuals and business owners to create safe, inclusive spaces with Tamar Dinner from the Centre for Sexuality and Christin Elawny with Field Law. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Calls For Justice

UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Summary of the Final Report of the TRC of Canada

Aboriginal Futures Training Centre

Centre For Sexuality

Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse

Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton

In this second episode of All The Best Craft Banter, we are chatting about our PakTech Recycling Program with Annie Ryan and Gary Pankin from PakTech, Kirk Zembal from Blindman Brewing, and Andrew Bullied from Annex Ale Project. We are also joined by Rheannon Green from Alberta On The Plate to discuss our partnership and to find out more about what they will be up to this year!

In the premiere episode we chat with the ASBA Member Experience Committee about what ASBA is focused on accomplishing this year to bring value to members and awareness to Alberta's craft beer industry.