The Canadian Malting Barley Technical Centre (CMBTC) is an independent, not-for-profit research facility established in 2000, dedicated to serving the Canadian malting barley supply chain. Based in Winnipeg, CMBTC offers high-quality technical services and marketing support to various stakeholders, including breeders, farmers, seed companies, exporters, maltsters, and brewers.
Utilizing state-of-the-art pilot malting and brewing facilities, staffed by specialists, CMBTC evaluates the quality and performance of Canadian malting barley. By simulating commercial-scale processing, CMBTC helps optimize barley performance, ensuring cost-effective processing and high-quality end products. The organization operates on a membership basis, receiving funding from its members, the Government of Canada, and fee-for-service work.
Utilizing state-of-the-art pilot malting and brewing facilities, staffed by specialists, CMBTC evaluates the quality and performance of Canadian malting barley. By simulating commercial-scale processing, CMBTC helps optimize barley performance, ensuring cost-effective processing and high-quality end products. The organization operates on a membership basis, receiving funding from its members, the Government of Canada, and fee-for-service work.
