District of Squamish is conducting a craft food and beverage impact study and is inviting those who sell food or beverage to answer a survey.
The Squamish Craft Food and Beverage Economic Impact Survey is an economic development initiative led by the district, in partnership with Tourism Squamish and the Squamish Chamber of Commerce.
This survey will be used to better understand the economic, social, and environmental impacts that local craft food and beverage companies make in the Squamish community, the district says.
“By participating in this survey, you will be supporting the creation of an economic impact report that will be used to inform future funding, programs, and services for this important sector,” the district says.
“We’re interested in hearing from the entire sector, from primary agricultural crop producers and fishery producers to food and beverage processors, as well as restaurants, cafes and food and beverage retailers.”
The survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete, and the answers would remain confidential, the district says.
