Canadian Grocer's top 10 stories in March 2019 From store openings to industry research, we take a look at the topics that kept the industry abuzz last month Meat of the matter: Why Maple Leaf Foods is building a U.S. plant U.S. dairy safety net program expected in June Insurance payouts will help fill the gap when milk prices and feed prices reach a certain level Loblaw to receive $12 million in federal funds for climate action Canada's largest grocer looks to reduce annual carbon emissions by 23% Maple Leaf to build plant-based protein facility in Indiana Company says new plant will produce tempeh, franks, sausages and raw foods Martin Parent named president of Mondelez Canada Food industry vet will oversee Canadian operations, which includes nine locations and more than 2,400 employees Kellogg sells Keebler and other brands for US$1.3 billion Lidl CEO steps down Jesper Højer is leaving the German discount retailer after two years at the helm Cott Corporation fills global IT role William Jamieson, who has more than 25 years experience, starts with the company effective immediately Beer and wine sales headed to more Ontario grocery stores Finance minister says the move will open the market to greater competition and result in lower prices Dollarama watching prices as it looks to grow foot traffic CEO Neil Rossy tells analysts the retail chain focused too much on higher price items Dollarama fourth-quarter profit and sales up In its 2019 outlook, discount chain operator says it expects to open as many as 70 stores First Previous 173 174 175 176 177 Next Last
