Looking to open a Mobile Canning Biz. Help!

[Tobrew]

Hello Probrewer's,

I'm looking at the feasibility of entering the "Mobile canning business".

Is there anyone out there who has experience with this service that is willing to share their insight?

Could anyone suggest where I might find a business model/template to go from?

Any consultants who specialize in the biz?

Any and all leads to start me on this journey would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[Brewberosa]

I have seen a couple in action. They seem like neat operations. They always use smaller machines that are easy to transport and quick to unpack. Have not seen depalletisers. One was running slow enough that two people could feed the cans on and box the other end. Also, the crew contained at least one person who really knew the machine.

[Tobrew]

Mobile canning

Yes Barb, I've seen them in action too, neat.

What I'd like to do is chat with someone who knows the biz side of the operations.

If you happen to know such a person who'd be willing to discuss such matters, please put us in touch.

My regards.

[Tobrew]

My apologies,

For some reason I thought your handle was Barbarosa, hence my addressing you as Barb.

Cheers

[Brewberosa]

My apologies,

For some reason I thought your handle was Barbarosa, hence my addressing you as Barb.

Cheers

don't worry i have been called worse

[Tobrew]

Going Mobil

Any mobile canning veteran's out there?

Seeking insight/advice from experianced owners/operators.

Enjoy your day!

[JRemp]

West Coast canning and mile 37 canning are the ones in my area (Vancouver British Columbia Canada) I dont use them but have meet them and they are both very nice and they might be willing to talk to you.

JR

[TGTimm]

These are the folks we used befoer we bought our own canner: https://knottybrothers.com/