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Food waste in Canada is staggering...insane!!
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Something you should know about dairy imports. Ottawa decides which companies can import cheese at lower tariffs. It publishes their names BUT leaves out how much each company gets... That matters at the grocery store. If you've wondered why cheese prices have not dropped despite trade agreements, that's why. Who gets that access can shape the cheeses you see on the shelf and the prices you pay.
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«Le mot “gaspillage” nous rappelle où nous avons échoué. Parler de surplus valorisables nous amène à poser une autre question. Qu’est-ce qu’on peut faire avec ces aliments qui, autrement, seraient perdus?»
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Le Food Professor: Carney fait des petites passes comptables ! Lien: radiox.com/podcast/le-food-p…
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“What is the firewall you have put between your newsroom and your funding? We know what the CBC’s is because they’ve had it for years. But what’s CTV? What’s Rogers going to be? What’s TVA is going to be? What does the Globe and Mail do? We don't know any of this, and this is a sort of transparency we would demand from any other industry that was being subsidized by the government.” says MLI Senior Fellow Peter Menzies (@Pagmenzies) on @CANADALAND regarding the Budget 2026 media subsidies announcements. Full episode here⬇️ canadaland.com/podcast/1468-…
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Clear rules on gene edited foods matter for traceability too. Buyers and regulators both need records that show how a product was made.
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Today, we honour all who have served Canada and remember those who gave their lives. Lest we forget. Aujourd’hui, nous rendons hommage à toutes les personnes qui ont servi le Canada et honorons la mémoire de celles qui ont donné leur vie. N’oublions jamais.
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NEWS: Safe Food Matters suing Health Canada over approach to gene-edited foods. Under current rules, developers can choose whether to notify Health Canada about gene-edited plant products that don’t qualify as novel foods.
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Higher for longer, grocery edition 🤣
What will it cost to feed a family in Canada in 2027? The 17th edition of Canada’s Food Price Report comes out December 3. This year, we look at what happens between the farm and the grocery shelf, and how it shapes the price you pay at checkout.
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We have it all. Always have. We all know who is in the way.
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Basically Canada in one quote 🤣 All the arable land and water, none of the execution. Gulf sovereign funds would bankroll this sector tomorrow
Murad Al-Katib, CEO of AGT Foods, a $3.5 billion company, on what it will take to make Canada a global food superpower. “The rarest natural resources on Earth are arable land and water, and Canada has both. We should be doing better as a nation.” -Murad Al-Katib, CEO of AGT Foods, on The Food Professor Podcast.
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Some nuance here. The House of Commons is seeking bids for Canadian wine. The reported 6,000 bottles are an estimate, and the proposed contract runs three years. Serving Canadian wine at official events makes sense. But Ottawa should publish the final bill.
Feds order 6,000 bottles of wine to "maintain expected standards" in Parliamentary Dining Room days after @MarkJCarney budget lamented plight of "hardworking Canadians struggling to get by."  blacklocks.ca/feds-fill-up-t…  #cdnpoli @OurCommons
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Murad Al-Katib, CEO of AGT Foods, a $3.5 billion company, on what it will take to make Canada a global food superpower. “The rarest natural resources on Earth are arable land and water, and Canada has both. We should be doing better as a nation.” -Murad Al-Katib, CEO of AGT Foods, on The Food Professor Podcast.
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