The COVID-19 crisis will change how Canadian consumers shop for groceries more significantly than the prices they pay, according...
COVID-19 Will Change How Canadians Shop for Food, But Not Food Prices
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Warning Light Food Labelling Would Reduce Risks: Study
The use of a simple warning system modelled on traffic lights would help consumers make better dietary choices and reduce the...
Higher Meat Prices to Lead Food Inflation in 2020
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Making Price Comparisons Easier
In theory, unit pricing is supposed to make it easier for consumers to more fairly compare prices of different quantities. The...
Panel report calls for improved food labelling
Leading Canadian consumer organizations are calling on the federal government to reduce food fraud and help consumers make...
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