Canada’s first food policy is pointless and underwhelming
Ottawa has offered its first food policy in our country’s history. Beyond that achievement, the actual document does not offer much for our agri-food sector to celebrate.
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Author: Sylvain Charlebois
Edible cannabis rules fall far short of expectations
In 2015, the Liberals were trying to convince Canadians that legalizing cannabis would make our country a leader in the field. Given how strict the rules on edible cannabis products will be, it seems the Liberals are the ones who need convincing.
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Canada’s food industry prepares to tackle the plastics problem
Metro and Loblaws have launched initiatives to reduce the amount of packaging being used in the food industry. It’s a matter of time before Sobeys delivers as well. But will consumers respond to our grocers’ environmental ambitions? For now, the jury is out.
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How Canada can benefit from the U.S.-Mexico dispute
Mexico has almost 130 million people, yet we’ve barely tapped into that market over the years
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How the world can win the hunger games
It’s not a scarcity issue, it’s about knowledge and access. We have the means to fix that, in Canada and globally
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