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Economic Opportunities for Indigenous Agriculture and Food Enterprises Journey Map: Dried and Frozen Fruit for B.C. Schools and School Districts

“An Indigenous entrepreneur wants to produce dried or
frozen fruit snacks using traditional plants and B.C.-grown
tree fruits and berries that will be packaged to enable a
1–2-month shelf life and be sold to their local Kindergarten
to Grade 12 schools and school district.”

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