food
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Empty grocery shelves don’t mean we’re out of food
Currently seeing demand-based shortages, not supply-based shortages.
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Law, order, food and modernized federal SFCR regulations
Recent revisions to Canadian food and beverage regulations offer challenges and opportunities for SMEs.
Seafood producers shift gears to adjust to coronavirus impact on markets
Postponed Boston seafood show creates further challenges for companies trying to reach alternative markets to Asia.
Research tapping into craft brewing potential of Maritime wild hops
Second phase will move several varieties being studied from a federal farm to commercial breeders.
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BevCanna to deploy nano-delivery tech in cannabis-infused beverages
Will have the exclusive rights to commercialize the NextLeaf-owned technology.
Saputo makes sustainability pledge for progress by 2025
Committed to reducing air, water and waste impacts, use recyclable, renewable packaging.
Dairy industry warns of price hike as a result of NB Saputo plant closure
Farmers will have to ship their milk as far as Victoriaville, Que., or Dartmouth, NS, for processing.
Virus-related downturn in NS lobster exports to China a blip
Fisheries minister says the province is talking to people in the industry about temporary contingency plans.
Switching grape varieties helps winemakers adapt to climate change: study
Wine grapes are sensitive to temperature, so many growers have been feeling the effects of a changing climate for decades.
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Spirits of innovation: Black Fly wins with not too sweet
Ready-to-drink distiller sets its sights on growth, innovation and sustainability.
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Maple Leaf CEO’s Iran plane crash comments unprecedented: experts
McCain `very angry’ that a colleague’s wife and child were among 57 Canadians killed when the aircraft was shot down.
Australian dairy signs licensing deal to use EnWave dehydration technology
Ballantyne has exclusive rights to produce dairy products in Australia using radiant energy vacuum process.
Impossible Foods unveils plant-based pork, sausage
Rolling out to restaurants first, company isn’t yet saying when it will come to groceries.
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Food bar with Canadian sweetener aids athletes in the gym: study
No variability of glucose and insulin levels, so athletes didn’t experience peaks and valleys.
Maple syrup production reaches record high while honey output drops
Maple products rose to $517.5 million on higher output as honey output and number of bee colonies declined.
