Tag: canada

For some peculiar reason, issues that are highly politicized in one nation present no difficulties in another.

The proposed Canadian national budget for 2023 includes a one-time “grocery rebate” for low-income households.

I enjoy Sylvain Charlebois’ blog on Canadian Grocer. He is a professor in food distribution policy and senior director/AGRI-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia.

The Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) is encouraged to see that addressing the impacts of inflation and supporting a National Supply Chain Strategy are continued areas of focus in Federal Budget 2023.

Is this headline a lie? “Potato wart not detected in 2022 national survey.”

Spud is thrilled to announce the launch of its refreshed company brand. While the brand might look different, Spud is still committed to providing families with healthy, locally sourced groceries that are sustainably delivered. Additionally, Spud continues to work towards eradicating food waste and leaving a positive impact on the planet.

Montreal-based importer-receiver, Fruits Et Legumes Royal, filed an Intention to Make a Proposal under the Bankruptcy & Insolvency Act last week in the Superior Court of Quebec under court number 500-11-061949-232.

Even though we’d like to position the pandemic in our rearview mirror, several industries, including restaurants and foodservice are continuing to feel the long-term effects left behind from the last two years.

Of course, there are many complaints about rising food prices in the United States. But somehow the complaints from north of the border sound more anguished.

Representing a multi-million dollar investment, this 6,500 square meter T&T Supermarket store is the chain’s first in Québec and the largest in the country.