LogisticsBC Facility Tour – Turning Point Brewery
LogisticsBC Facility Tour – Turning Point Brewery
LogisticsBC is proud to announce an exclusive facility tour of Turning Point Brewery in Delta, BC!
Join fellow LogisticsBC members for a behind-the-scenes look at the operations of Turning Point Brewery. This is a great opportunity to step inside a working brewery facility, learn more about its operations and processes, and connect with other professionals from BC’s logistics and supply chain community.
This tour offers members an opportunity to see firsthand how products and operations move through the facility while gaining valuable insight into the logistics behind the business.
Safety & Visitor Requirements
For the safety of all attendees, Turning Point Brewery’s Safety Manager has provided the following requirements:
- Long pants are required
- Shirts with sleeves are required — T-shirts and long-sleeve shirts are acceptable
- Steel-toe/safety footwear is required
- If available, attendees are also encouraged to bring a bump cap or hard hat, safety glasses, and a high-visibility safety vest
- All attendees must follow the facility’s safety instructions throughout the tour
- Photography and video are not permitted during the facility tour, and photos from inside the facility may not be posted on social media
Please ensure you arrive with the required PPE, as these requirements are in place for everyone’s safety.
Tour Details
📅 Date: October 23
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Location: Turning Point Brewery
465 Fraser View Place, Delta, BC V3M 6H4
🤝 Hosted by: LogisticsBC
Space is limited, so don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to tour Turning Point Brewery, learn about its operations, and network with fellow LogisticsBC members!
We look forward to seeing you there!
About Turning Point Brewery
Located on Annacis Island in Delta, Turning Point Brewery is an important part of British Columbia’s beverage manufacturing industry and a production facility within Labatt Breweries of Canada. Labatt acquired the facility in 2015, and today it produces a range of ready-to-drink beverages, including well-known brands such as NÜTRL, Mike’s Hard and Cutwater products for the Canadian market. The facility has also seen significant investment in innovation and sustainability, including a $9-million investment announced in 2024 for new packaging technology designed to eliminate plastic rings from canned products. This LogisticsBC tour offers members a unique behind-the-scenes opportunity to learn about the manufacturing, packaging, logistics and supply-chain operations that support a major beverage production facility right here in Delta.