Food Processing Jobs in Canada — Labourer Openings on Job Bank (NOC 95106)

Meat plants, bakeries, fruit and vegetable packers — Canada's food factories run short of labourers every season, and they hire from abroad under LMIA approval. Job Bank's wage data puts the median around CAD 19 an hour in the Toronto area, with regional ranges from about CAD 18 to 25.

What the job actually is

NOC 95106 labourers do material handling, packaging, clean-up and machine support in food and beverage plants. Cold rooms, early shifts, standing work. It is not glamorous — it is steady, and food processing is one of the few manufacturing sectors that never stops hiring.

How to apply through the source below

The link opens Job Bank's live posting list for food and beverage processing labourers. You will see named employers and current openings — for example, meat-packing plants posting in Winnipeg and processing companies in British Columbia. Apply through Job Bank's own application button or the employer contact shown. Nobody legitimate asks for money at any point in this.

What you need

• Physical fitness for cold-room and line work
• Food safety awareness (say it plainly: you show up clean, on time, ready to follow hygiene rules)
• Police clearance and passport valid well beyond your travel date
• English good enough for safety instructions

Red flags

Someone in your city "processing Canada food factory visas" for a fee is a scam. Employers pay for LMIAs; you pay nothing. Verify every company on the ESDC LMIA employer list — it is free and takes five minutes.

The honest warning

Plant work is repetitive and cold. People quit within weeks because nobody told them. If you can accept that, you are already ahead of half the competition.