FaBA |Manufacturers - Join Us for an Industry Tour & Innovation Workshop

Continue your innovation journey with an exclusive behind-the-scenes visit to the Food & Beverage Accelerator (FaBA) at The University of Queensland . Delivered on behalf of the Queensland Manufacturing Hubs in partnership with the University of Queensland's Food & Beverage Accelerator (FaBA) , and supported by the Food and Agribusiness Network (FAN) , this half-day industry experience is the second event in the Food Innovation Partnership Series for food and beverage manufacturers across the Hub region. Queensland food manufacturers operate in an increasingly competitive environment where innovation, product differentiation and technical capability are essential for growth. This exclusive experience provides direct access to world-class research facilities, advanced food manufacturing technologies and product development expertise to help businesses innovate and remain competitive. Whether you're developing a new product, improving an existing one or looking to accelerate innovation within your business, this event will showcase the expertise, technologies and collaborative opportunities available to support your growth. What You'll Experience Guided tour of FaBA's research and innovation facilities Showcase of advanced food manufacturing technologies Insights into research, product development and commercialisation Interactive Innovation & Product Development workshop covering: Product ideation, Market research, Feasibility assessment, Prototype development, Commercialisation pathways Who Should Attend This session is designed for: Food & Beverage manufacturers Product developers Manufacturing, Production and or Operations managers Quality and food safety personnel Business owners Manufacturers / Entrepreneurs looking to develop food products Participants will also learn about the next stage of the program post the tour, including: a practical technical capability program to be offered locally on the Sunshine Coast focused on food preservation, process control and