New research shows 58 per cent of food produced in Canada is …
网页2019年1月17日 · Nearly 60 per cent of food produced in Canada – amounting to 35.5 million metric tonnes – is lost and wasted annually, according to the Avoidable Crisis of Food Waste Report.. Of that, 32 per cent – equalling 11.2 million metric tonnes of lost food – is avoidable and is edible food that could be redirected to support people in our communities.
Siwin foods builds $13-million plantFood In Canada
网页2014年3月27日 · Edmonton, Alta. – Leduc, Alta.-based Siwin Foods has announced it will build a new $13-million processing plant in Edmonton in partnership with the Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency. The new facility will allow Siwin Foods to combine all of its production in one plant, increasing capacity and improving efficiencies.
Comparison of Canada’s food safety regulations with other …
网页2021年3月26日 · The management of data systems and analytics continues to be one of the most rapidly evolving elements of food trade and food safety. As outlined above, leading companies, in leading jurisdictions, from the USA to the EU, have invested into the frontiers of applications such Bayesian statistics, deep and machine learning, Artificial Intelligence (AI) , Next Generation Sequencing, and social ...
Vertical farming on the rise - Food In CanadaFood In Canada
网页2021年9月2日 · As innovations go, growing baby kale and micro radishes indoors without the use of soil likely wouldn’t be on most people’s top-10 list. However, for Barry Murchie, who leads Canada’s largest commercial vertical farming operation, the proprietary process and cutting-edge technology being used to grow small leafy green produce at his company’s fully automated facility in Guelph, Ont ...
The flavour in food labelling modernization - Food In Canada
网页2017年4月9日 · The CFIA is already engaged in further food labelling modernization initiatives, including enhancements related to flavour representations, and seems to be following the same direction as the U.S. FDA in identifying the characterizing flavour in a food when a label or advertising identifies the primary …
The hidden threat - Food In CanadaFood In Canada
网页2022年4月4日 · The Canadian meat and egg sector, like all the others, has taken notice of how the pandemic has changed consumer trends and has therefore adjusted its product offerings and marketing campaigns. For example, the pandemic increased home cooking, and ‘cooking fatigue’ set in quite quickly, motivating consumers to seek out new flavours.
Belmont Meats celebrates 50th anniversary - Food In Canada
网页2016年6月7日 · Toronto-based Belmont Meats is hitting a major milestone, as it celebrates 50 years in business this year. “We’re excited to mark such an important milestone this year and very proud of the legacy we’ve created as a company,” says Belmont CEO Paul Roach. “We believe in making safe, affordable, great-tasting food choices available to ...
网页se in Food Prices2% to 4%For the average family in Canada, based on a healthy food selection and following Canada’s Food Guide, annual expenditures are anticipated to increase by $487 in 2020 for a total. ousehold expense of $12,667. The main drivers behind this rise are increased prices for vegetab.
Ontario beekeepers launch class action seeking $400 million in …
网页2014年9月3日 · Ontario beekeepers launch class action seeking $400 million in damages Food in Canada September 3, 2014 Business Operations Specialty Foods class action neonicotinoid pesticides Ontario Beekeepers' Association Syngenta. Two companies have launched a class action lawsuit regarding neonicotinoid pesticides produced by Bayer and Syngenta, say London, Ont. law firm Siskinds LLP and the Ontario ...
New beef slaughterhouse in AlbertaFood In Canada
网页2015年4月16日 · The 75,000-sq.-ft. plant, formerly owned by Rancher’s Beef, will receive a $20-million renovation, making it the largest EU-approved cattle slaughtering facility in Canada. Harmony Beef is owned by meat industry veteran Rich Vesta. In an interview with the Calgary Herald Vesta says the plant was scheduled to begin operations in January ...