Made in Bay of Quinte

April 10, 2017

Innovation & Advanced Manufacturing fueled Bay of Quinte’s success.

When you continue to buy locally made products, you’re sharing your awareness of our manufacturers’ contributions and helping advocate for policies that help Bay of Quinte manufacturers.

Daily living items (like food and drink) with the “Proudly Made in Bay of Quinte” logo in local grocery stores are very visible local products. But there are many more locally made products people won’t see everyday: from electrical wire to dinosaur moldings.

The world-class technology and innovation used in these manufacturing plants has created more smart and efficient production. This advanced manufacturing has really bolstered the sector as a whole and fueled prosperity in the Bay of Quinte region.

In fact, manufacturing consistently brings new money into the region, which is then circulated to other sectors like retail, transportation, construction, service, and ICT. This helps create better opportunities for all residents by:

• Offering direct, high quality, high paying jobs;
• Creating more full time jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities;
• Motivating our youth to stay closer to home and take world-class training at Loyalist College;
• Providing a source of pride for our friends, family & neighbours
• Allowing the community to offer more leisure and recreation programs.

Local manufacturers have also become globally competitive by offering rewarding career paths in robotics, high-tech computer programming, and world-class engineering, as well as being quick to adopt technological innovations.

Read about Technologically innovative companies based in Bay of Quinte:

• Shipping companies that proudly transport locally made Bay of Quinte products.
• Bay of Quinte Manufacturers who create great jobs and products locally.
• And, Many Locally Made Products You Won’t Use In Your Daily Life.

High quality goods made by fellow Bay of Quinte residents.

“To find out more about any of these products or the companies that make them, ask QEDC.”