Why a weak dollar is driving up your grocery bills We don't need a new Trump tariff to make groceries expensive. A struggling economy and a falling dollar are doing the job just fine Is Canada's U.S. food boycott all talk? Despite the repeated calls to find new markets, the country's agri-food trade remains anchored to the same customer and supplier Good value is more than a good deal Cost matters, but giving shoppers confidence keeps them coming back How Canadian grocery habits are shifting: more trips, smaller baskets New research from NielsenIQ reveals a consumer who is constantly searching for value Why are chicken prices skyrocketing in Canada—and where is Ottawa? When Canadian production falls short, the federal government needs to step in to keep prices at bay How rumoured Canadian dairy changes could trigger more milk dumping Ottawa must prioritize transparency and policy reform to keep the dairy industry in tact You can't negotiate CUSMA with contradictions and false narratives International trade has never been about fairness. It has always been about leverage—especially in agri-food Why genuine connection is your best retail strategy As information overload and economic headwinds strain the consumer relationship, grocery retailers must build genuine, transparent connections in person and online Food inflation eases, but affordability pressures linger When essentials rise faster than wages, consumers continue falling behind This year, Easter traditions take a back seat to value When economic pressure begins to alter holiday meals, it signals a deeper shift in consumer reality The economy is sluggish. So why is fast food struggling? Fast food is stuck in the middle—too expensive to be cheap, not good enough to be premium Manitoba just proved that taxing food is a policy choice, not a necessity As grocery costs soar, Manitoba’s latest policy shift proves that taxing essentials isn’t a necessity—it’s a choice 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
