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Aug 2022
Aug 03
What reducing emissions could mean for farmers and food prices
The Canadian government is on a mission to make agriculture greener. A great cause, but at what cost?
July 2022
July 26
Why chickpea shortages are a bad omen for global grain supplies
War is leaving thousands of tons of grains stuck in Ukraine and Russia and weather is impacting crops yields around the world. The latest casualty is the chickpea. It won’t be the last
July 20
Good news on the horizon for food inflation. Sort of
Supply-chain challenges are improving, the Ukraine war shock has stabilized and higher interest rates make for cheaper imports. Just don’t expect much relief at the till soon
July 12
It’s easy to blame Big Food for high grocery prices. But should we?
Two-thirds of Canadians believe corporate “greedflation” is squeezing their household budgets. It’s not that simple