Flying Fresh Air Freight
113 5200 Miller Road V7B 1K7 Richmond, BC, Canada

Our CEO, Brendan Harnett supporting Minister Teresa Wat on her door canvassing

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The FFAF Fruit Team Handling the very first Canadian blueberries to go to Mainland China by Air.

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We are very proud to announce that the First Canadian Blueberries to Korea will be flying on Korean Airlines. Flying Fresh Air freight - The largest Truly Canadian Perishable Freight Forwarder in Canada is proud to be part of this historic event.

Dear Members, Friends, Directors and all Honorable Members of the Board of Canadian Chinese Table Tennis Federation, It is with great sadness that we advise you of the passing of our Vice President in Alberta, Mr. Minh La, on May 20, 2016. He was 79 years old. Mr. La joined us as one of our founding members when our Federation was established in 2000. He was our Vice President in Alberta from 2003 to now. He was a kind, generous and caring person with a heart of gold. His pas...sing is an incredible loss to us. On behalf of CCTTF, we would like to thank the late Mr. La for his invaluable contribution to our Federation during his tenure of service, and express our heartfelt condolences to the surviving family. Claude Tchao President, CCTTF

For a man who had defied the odds with unshakable conviction, we join the world in celebrating everything you stood for. You are a star with a defined path, no amount of wind can reach you. You achieved what you said you would. Indeed you are the greatest because you fought through pain with one thought. one belief... that passion for the freedom of choice will carry on through generations.

We walk the talk in supporting the community! Flying Fresh Air Freight and FFAF Cargo (a subsidiary of Flying Fresh Air Freight) donated a combined $5000 to Team Air Canada. We supported Matthieu Casey & Vito Cerone in the Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer benefiting the Segal Cancer Centre at the Jewish General Hospital. Its a cycling journey through Quebecs countryside taking place in the summer. http://www.conquercancer.ca/site/TR/Events/Montreal2016

We are opening up this page as a forum to write about any experiences you have with Cancer (loved ones, friends or even strangers) that changed your perspective of life. PLEASE POST HERE!

Cancer is the leading cause of death in Canada. ABOUT CANCER IN CANADA IN 2016. Look at Stats below: http://mo16.conquercancer.ca/site/PageServer

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Flying Fresh Air Freight & FFAF Cargo supports Premier Christy Clarks trade mission focused on opening new doors in the Philippines and developing new export markets in technology and liquefied natural gas (LNG) with established trade partners in Japan and South Korea.

On our 3rd day mission, great city for business connections and ventures.

RICHMOND Richmond MLAs Teresa Wat and John Yap are expressing their support of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement, one of the largest and most comprehensive trade deals in the world. As Canadas Pacific Gateway, British Columbia will benefit from increased trade generated by the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement which will support economic growth and job creation in the Mainland/Southwest region, says Teresa Wat, Minister of International Trade and Minister R...esponsible for the Asia Pacific Strategy, and MLA for Richmond Centre. From aerospace, to pulp and paper, to seafood and produce exports the TPP is good for local businesses and consumers. I feel the TPP is the most important trade deal Canada has entered since NAFTA, says Brendan Harnett, CEO and chairman of Flying Fresh Air Freight in Richmond. This agreement will double the size of our company within 5 years, and is very important to Canada in the long-term. It is even more important to BC, as we are so close to Asia both in trade and culture we will expand in ways we cannot even imagine at this time. An additional benefit will be cheaper prices for consumers on imported products. The financial services sector will also benefit from the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement. The TPP recognizes the critical role that banks, insurance companies and other financial institutions play in the economy by including special provisions on financial services, says John Yap, MLA for Richmond-Steveston. Canadian service suppliers with investment in member countries will benefit from enhanced investment protection and access thats on par with the best treatment provided to any foreign company. On April 14, the B.C. Legislature passed a motion in support of Canadas ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, to raise awareness of the many benefits the Partnership will have for our province. As a result of the Trans-Pacific Partnership: B.C. exports are expected to increase by $508 million annually ($320 million in exports, $188 million in services). B.C. is expected to gain 2,500 jobs. B.C.s GDP could increase by as much as $325 million annually. For more detailed information on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, please visit: https://news.gov.bc.ca//factsheet-trans-pacific-partnershi.

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We must never lose our humanity

Today, the world stood in horror as we witness another senseless acts of violence. We, at FFAF Cargo stand in solidarity with the city of Brussels, Belgium. Every defeat, every heartbreak, every loss, contains its own seed, its own lessons. Today, we put our differences aside and unite in our stand against terrorism and groups that want to conquer the world through fear.