Conservatives seek to remove barriers to alcohol shipments across provincial borders Private member's bill aims to amend Canada Post Corporation Act and "free the beer" Rising oil prices fuel increase in food prices When energy prices rise, its felt throughout the entire supply chain before eventually hitting customers' wallets Cocoa beans rot and West African farmers seek other options after commodity crash Annual cocoa bean yields has been declining over the years, from the past heyday of 300 bags to 50 bags in 2025 Trending: Booze-free bevies, redefining the morning meal occasion, the impact of the U.S.-Iran conflict and more! A roundup of popular stories from CanadianGrocer.com that you don't want to miss Middle East conflict could drive up costs across Canada's supply chains: experts Rising oil prices can lead to higher freight rates and higher food prices Why the Iran war could spike grocery prices "Global conflicts rarely stay geopolitical for long, eventually they show up on grocery receipts" If we don’t reform supply management, Washington will do it for us The real danger to supply management isn’t Donald Trump — it’s our refusal to modernize it Can Canada’s new food labelling rules impact heart health? Front-of-package labels can inform. Whether they truly transform consumer habits is another question entirely Trade uncertainty is back on the menu Many analysts say Trump lost. In reality, unpredictability won — and that has always been his strongest negotiating currency Food inflation spiked 7.3% in January. Here's what's driving the increase Costs for food from the grocery store rose 4.8% annually in January, slowing from a price hike of 5% in December Why Canada leads the G7 in food inflation, again As long as Canada confuses inflation with weather, instead of confronting productivity and competitiveness head-on, food prices will continue to rise — perhaps more slowly, but always upward Food inflation expected to jump in January amid tax increases: economists The U.S. trade disruption is impacting prices in the grocery aisles, says Desjardins economist First Previous 7 8 9 10 Next Last
