6/19/2025 The quiet exit of artificial food dyes isn’t driven by government bans, but by market logic—when consumer trust is on the line, even Big Food knows that fake colour doesn’t sell
6/17/2025 When a system built to protect domestic supply starts relying on emergency imports to feed millions, it’s no longer managing anything—it’s just masking failure
6/16/2025 When local harvests hit the market, prices tend to settle—but it only takes one case of abuse to undermine public trust. It’s up to us to protect the season of fair pricing
6/10/2025 By protecting a shrinking sector with outdated tools, Canada isn’t just coddling dairy farmers—it’s abandoning its credibility, its consumers, and its future as a serious trading nation
6/5/2025 In Canada, beef is no longer just food—it's a financial decision. What was once a staple of the summer grill is now a luxury item, priced out of reach for many families
5/30/2025 According to NielsenIQ, Canadian food sales rose just 4.4% while American products fell 4.1%—proof that maple leaf marketing moves the needle, but only slightly. In the end, price still rules the cart
5/29/2025 Supporting farmers is important—but feeding the nation requires seeing the whole value chain
5/26/2025 Keeping a tariff on tea to punish the U.S. is like taxing umbrellas to get back at the clouds. The real losers are not Washington lobbyists—but Kenyan farmers and Canadians
5/15/2025 While Ottawa rallies Canadians with slogans like 'Elbows Up,' the real impact of its tariff strategy is felt at the checkout. Unlike the U.S., which keeps food inflation in check despite aggressive trade moves, Canada is paying more and getting less—proof that slogans can’t shield consumers from poor economic policy
5/13/2025 The future of food in Canada isn’t vegan or bust—it’s about blending innovation with tradition, meeting consumers where they are, not where activists or governments wish they’d be
5/5/2025 Canada’s dairy policy was designed to protect farmers—but on its current path, it’s protecting consolidation, stifling trade, and shutting out the future
5/1/2025 Emotions may ignite a movement, but only value, trust, and competitiveness can sustain it—food patriotism is powerful, yet fleeting when the price tag grows
