- 1/14/2025
Charging extra for plant-based alternatives at the coffee shop, despite their often-lower costs compared to dairy milk, raises critical questions of fairness, transparency, and potential hidden motivations
- 1/7/2025
In a country that prides itself on innovation and choice, policies like Bills C-282 and C-293 represented a dangerous overreach—proof that good governance sometimes means letting bad ideas die
- 1/3/2025
For years, the carbon tax narrative has been dominated by a one-sided scientific perspective, funded and reinforced by Ottawa, leaving little room for a balanced debate on its true impact on food security, affordability, and economic competitiveness
- 12/30/2024
Food processing has not only nourished billions, it has liberated societies, enabling greater gender equality, economic participation and global food security—it’s a legacy worth defending
- 12/16/2024
This GST holiday was supposed to bring cheer to Canadians, but instead it’s a policy wrapped in chaos, proving that good intentions mean little without proper execution
- 12/6/2024
Temporary fixes like GST holidays and one-time cheques may offer fleeting relief, but as Canada's Food Price Report 2025 highlights, addressing systemic challenges is the only path to sustainable food affordability and resilience
- 12/3/2024
Addressing climate change is vital, but it should never come at the cost of consumer trust or the integrity of our food supply
- 12/2/2024
Food forecasts are never perfect, but methodological innovation and continuous learning bring us closer each year to a better understanding of price dynamics
- 11/29/2024
While a tax holiday on food may seem like a gift to consumers, its ripple effects—logistical headaches for grocers, inflationary risks, and regional disparities—could leave Canadians paying the price long after the holidays are over
- 11/26/2024
President-Elect Trump’s return is a wake-up call for Ottawa—a stark reminder that our economic reliance on American markets leaves us vulnerable to the whims of U.S. policy, where even the threat of tariffs can shake the very foundation of our food economy
- 11/22/2024
Temporary tax breaks and cash handouts might feel like a gift, but they risk fueling inflation and leaving Canadians with higher food prices long after the holidays
- 11/21/2024
To rebuild trust, Canada’s food industry must confront its demons—price fixing scandals and anti-competitive property controls are eroding consumer confidence and stifling the innovation and fairness the market desperately needs
