International Business

When missiles fly in the Middle East, grocery bills could rise at home—geopolitical shocks don’t just disrupt borders, they rattle the entire food chain

When a system built to protect domestic supply starts relying on emergency imports to feed millions, it’s no longer managing anything—it’s just masking failure

Grocer announces new location in the Golden State

By protecting a shrinking sector with outdated tools, Canada isn’t just coddling dairy farmers—it’s abandoning its credibility, its consumers, and its future as a serious trading nation

Prime Minister Mark Carney says the tariffs are both unlawful and unjustified

Economists and financial markets widely expected the second consecutive hold

Premiers want Canada's trading relationship with China to improve

New research from NIQ shows how trade tensions are reshaping shopper behaviour—and what it means for retailers and brands

Consumers say they plan to cut down on U.S. products this year

Keeping a tariff on tea to punish the U.S. is like taxing umbrellas to get back at the clouds. The real losers are not Washington lobbyists—but Kenyan farmers and Canadians

Mintel’s Joel Gregoire on how patriotism overshadows politics

New provincial agreements could mean less complexity for food manufacturers and more variety on store shelves