Kivalliq Arctic Foods (KAF), a subsidiary of the Nunavut Development Corporation (NDC) , is a cornerstone of the regional economy and food security in the Kivalliq region of Nunavut. Based in , this federally approved processing facility bridges the gap between traditional Inuit harvesting practices and modern commercial markets by processing wild-harvested "country foods" for local and global distribution. Core Mission and Regional Impact

Unlike many southern food processors, KAF specializes in (traditional Inuit foods) and operates in one of the most remote and harsh environments on Earth. Their core mission is to bring high-quality, wild Arctic meats to both northern and southern markets while supporting local Inuit harvesters and preserving cultural food practices.

The Inuit have developed unique food preservation techniques to cope with the harsh Arctic environment:

Kivalliq Arctic Foods play a vital role in Inuit culture and traditions:

Kivalliq Arctic Foods is a premier Canadian food processor and distributor dedicated to sharing the distinct flavors of the Arctic with the world. Based in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, the company acts as a vital economic engine for the Kivalliq region, bridging the gap between traditional Inuit harvesting practices and the modern culinary marketplace.

The harsh Arctic environment of Kivalliq presents both challenges and opportunities when it comes to food production. Traditional ingredients in Kivalliq Arctic Foods include: