Legislative, Regulatory & Legal

Following the path of many grocers around the world, Loblaw became the first Canadian grocer to voluntarily freeze food prices. While non-cynical Canadian shoppers will appreciate the grocer’s empathetic gesture, such a move was long overdue

Chairman and president Galen G. Weston said the company is locking in prices of its private label brand in the face of rising food costs

As small grocers compete with big chains, many say passing on credit card fees to customers isn't realistic

Grocers are no more to blame for rising prices and inflation any more than myriad businesses and institutions, and a simplistic call to “freeze prices” should not be a substitute for informed discourse

The company’s Centre for Food Security is amplifying the work of Disability Without Poverty

Many grocers have been taken by surprise as the Canadian government included compostable bags in its single-use plastics ban, set to take effect next year

Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield appeared on MSNBC to discuss what’s at stake for the ice cream business

Protein is divisive these days, but it's also mostly politicized. Prioritizing food is one thing, but imposing food choices is not worthy of a democracy that respects its citizens

CCPA's Nova Scotia director said governments can lessen the burden on employers by providing more direct support for workers to help lower costs for essentials such as food

Health Canada's low-risk drinking guidelines could be outdated, according to new research from the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction