Moncton's industrial parks in Dieppe, Moncton, and Caledonia turn out frozen potato products, tissue goods, and personal-care items shipped across the Maritimes and beyond. A major beverage company opened a new brewery in the Caledonia Industrial Park in 2007, its first new brewery in more than fifty years, and a major building-supply retailer opened its primary distribution centre in that same park in 2014. Frozen-food, beverage, and personal-care production already crowd those parks, and packaging automation keeps all three moving. That concentration, combined with heavy warehousing and regional trucking, has made greater Moncton, a city of 86,106 people, the logistics hub of the Maritimes.

Dieppe, Moncton, and Caledonia don't run on one industry alone, and product moving out of any of the three still needs to be bagged, weighed, and cased before it ships. These plants don't idle. For the frozen-food processors, personal-care manufacturers, and beverage producers running lines through Moncton's three industrial parks, we supply Mars Series VFFS baggers for frozen and powdered products and automatic case packers for high-volume outbound freight. Pack Series flow wrappers handle packaged snacks and baked goods moving alongside those frozen and personal-care lines, and EliteWeigh multihead weighing equipment adds accuracy to portioned frozen-food packs before they reach a case packer. The specific machines for frozen-food and personal-care lines are listed on our New Brunswick locations page and in our food and beverage resources, and the rest of our solutions catalog is there for whichever of Moncton's three parks needs the next line installed.