Manitoba government mulls grocery price measures as inflation continues New study will look at issues such as differential pricing and whether fees or taxes could be changed to reduce grocery bills When the grocery cart becomes a ballot box When geopolitics is broadcast into living rooms every night, it inevitably follows Canadians into the grocery store. The checkout lane has become the only ballot box many consumers feel they control B.C. organization enters debate on government-run grocery amid rising food costs The Bank of Canada said this month that grocery prices have risen by about 22% since 2022 Building consumer trust in Canada's food system: CCFI Lisa Bishop-Spencer speaks to how the industry can help consumers better understand the food system Rising prices will impact consumer holiday spending habits: Numerator The survey shares shopping habits around five upcoming holidays Demand for Asian cuisines extends from restaurant menus to grocery aisles Lunar New Year amplifies curiosity when it comes to exploring new formats and flavours As coalitions shift, loyalty enters its next chapter Bond chief strategy officer Sean Claessen on the evolution of loyalty programs and what appeals most to members Maxi opens new store in Mont-Laurier, Que. The location offers a selection of local, natural and organic products Giant Tiger partners with Kids Help Phone in support of Anti-Bullying Day To date, the campaign has raised more than $350,000 for Kids Help Phone No Frills opens first Burnaby, B.C. location The new location offers international foods and everyday essentials The Super Bowl of snacking is, well, the Super Bowl In Canada, the Super Bowl functions less as a sporting event than as a nationwide, synchronized snacking exercise Nostalgia and novelty fuelling changes in Canadian consumer tastes Kerry’s Global Taste Charts highlight what’s 'now,' what's new and what’s next in consumer food tastes for 2026 First Previous 41 42 43 44 45 Next Last
