New York milk producers facing more obstacles from Canada New pricing policy sets the price of Canada's products below that of New York's ultra-filtered milk imports Gold souls Since 1957, the Food Industry Association of Canada has each year awarded the Golden Pencil to retailers and suppliers for lifetime contributions to the industry. Nova Scotia's Scotsburn Ice Cream to be sold to Agropur Deal will safeguard many local jobs and ensure the future of local frozen dairy production Feds to Alberta ranchers: help is coming for herds quarantined over bovine TB Up to $16.7 million is being made available to help ranchers New Brunswick auditor general calls for better controls to avoid food poisoning Audit found that processes to ensure food safety are not consistently followed Saskatchewan MLA apologizes for liquor conflict Fred Bradshow does not disclose he owned shares in a business selected to operate a private liquor store Tories, cattlemen's group, call for faster aid in wake of bovine TB quarantine The quarantine has spread to 35 cattle operations in southeast Alberta and southwest Saskatchewan Pork giant Olymel takes over southern Alberta hog producer Pinnacle Farms Pinnacle has been supplying finishing hogs to Olymel for more than four years Saskatchewan government selects private liquor retailers to operate 50 stores Locations in Regina, Saskatoon, Yorkton, Melville, Lloydminster, Moose Jaw and Kindersley must be opened within 18 months Costco execs to face hearing over kickback allegations Joseph Hanna, Lawrence Varga accused of violating Ontario’s ban on rebates. With restructuring costs down, profit rises for George Weston Weston said the improvement in adjusted profit was due to higher earnings at Loblaw Couche-Tard's profit falls in second quarter Company said the drop was a result of various factors including a boost from the sale of its lubricants business First Previous 161 162 163 164 165 Next Last
