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360training Acquires Canadian Food Safety Group Assets

— February 28, 2026 — Marketing
360training announced its acquisition of select assets from Canadian Food Safety Group, including the established SafeCheck® Learning and SafeCheck Safety® brands. This move marks a strategic expansion of its footprint in the Canadian compliance training market.

The acquisition of Canadian Food Safety Group assets brings under 360training's umbrella an organization that has issued nearly 900,000 food safety certifications since 1999 and is recognized for delivering provincially approved training programs tailored to the distinct regulatory requirements that vary across Canadian provinces. By integrating these brands and their proprietary course content, 360training enhances its existing Food & Beverage portfolio, which already serves the U.S. market through brands like Learn2Serve® and TIPS®.

The acquisition is positioned to combine Canadian Food Safety Group's deep provincial knowledge with 360training's scalable technology platform.

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  1. Localized Regulatory Training — Growing demand for province-specific courses highlights opportunities to create modular curricula that adapt to local regulatory variations.
  2. Platform Consolidation in Compliance — Integration of niche certification brands into scalable LMS ecosystems creates potential for unified credentialing and cross-jurisdictional record-keeping.
  3. Certification Scalability Through Technology — Cloud-native delivery and digital credentialing enable mass issuance and verification of certifications across borders and devices.

Industry Implications

  1. Food and Beverage — The sector's reliance on provincially approved safety training opens space for solutions that standardize compliance while reflecting regional rules.
  2. E-learning Platforms — Online training providers can leverage acquired proprietary content to expand offerings and embed automated competency assessments.
  3. Regulatory Compliance Services — Organizations that manage multi-jurisdictional compliance stand to benefit from integrated data systems that consolidate certification histories and audit trails.
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