For more than 45 years, the Moncton Distribution Center has been a key connection point across Atlantic Canada. Since opening in February 1980, the facility has grown alongside the communities it serves and today supports restaurants across five Canadian provinces, from mainland Atlantic Canada to Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island.
Located in Moncton, New Brunswick, the 49,155-square-foot distribution center is home to 88 team members. In 2025, the team handled more than 3.7 million cases and completed nearly 250 deliveries each week to 127 restaurants.
Moncton’s geography makes it uniquely positioned to serve restaurants across New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador, requiring careful planning and coordination to ensure products arrive safely and on time. Dedicated routes connect communities across islands, coastal regions, and mainland provinces, showcasing the team's commitment to service and reliability.
The facility recently underwent a renovation in 2024, creating a modern work environment designed to support collaboration and employee wellbeing. Updates included an open-concept office space, new sit-stand desks, refreshed workspaces featuring Martin Brower branding, an upgraded kitchen area for team members to enjoy, along with an expanded parking lot to improve traffic flow and enhance safety.
Moncton is also helping lead Martin Brower's sustainability efforts in Canada. Earlier this year, the distribution center became the first Martin Brower facility in Canada to install shore power technology, allowing trucks to connect to electrical power while parked instead of idling their engines. The innovation helps reduce emissions while supporting a more efficient operation and it has reduced noise levels.
Did You Know?
The Moncton Distribution Center is the oldest facility in Martin Brower Canada's network.
Two delivery routes travel to Prince Edward Island twice each week, crossing the iconic Confederation Bridge, Canada's longest bridge and the world's longest bridge over ice-covered water.
The Moncton team delivers to McDonald's restaurants in five different Canadian provinces, one of the most geographically diverse service territories in the Martin Brower network.
Serving Newfoundland requires one of the longest and most remote delivery journeys in our network, with trailers traveling by road and ferry before reaching stores across the island. Routes to the St. John's area can involve more than 17 hours of driving, with deliveries taking up to four days from departure to arrival.
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