Mario Toneguzzi
Journalist at Freelance
Co-Editor in Chief at Retail-Insider
Journalist/Writer/Editor/Content Creator/Corporate Journalist/ Communications/Media Training Specialist. NAMED A TOP 10 BUSINESS JOURNALIST IN THE WORLD
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retail-insider.com | Mario Toneguzzi
Odd Burger Corporation, a leading vegan fast-food restaurant chain and food technology company, announced Wednesday that its manufacturing division, Preposterous Foods Inc. has secured a distribution deal with Dot Foods Canada. The distribution deal will make Odd Burger’s retail and food service line available to hundreds of distributors across Canada, greatly expanding the accessibility of Odd Burger’s manufactured food products.
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retail-insider.com | Mario Toneguzzi
The health food industry in Canada continues to demonstrate strong growth despite ongoing economic headwinds, says Aaron Skelton, President and CEO of the Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA). Based in Toronto, Skelton leads the CHFA, the country’s largest trade association dedicated to natural, organic, and wellness products. “We’ve got a mission of getting more healthy living products into the hands of more Canadians,” he said.
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retail-insider.com | Mario Toneguzzi
The Condo Retail Sales Report: Trends and Insights 2019-2024 by JLL examined the condo retail real estate market trends in Toronto, analyzing transaction data to provide insights into market performance and dynamics. “The condo retail real estate market has experienced notable shifts during this period, influenced by macroeconomic conditions such as interest rate changes and evolving investor sentiments,” it said.
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canadasentrepreneur.com | Mario Toneguzzi
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is raising concerns about what it calls a “hidden” industrial carbon tax that continues to affect Canadian businesses, despite recent federal announcements suggesting a pause on consumer carbon pricing. Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of the CTF, explained that although the consumer carbon tax rate was set to zero on April 1, the legislation enabling it remains in place, meaning it could be reinstated at any time.
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retail-insider.com | Mario Toneguzzi
Pita Pit, a Canadian-owned quick-service restaurant brand known for its fresh, customizable pita sandwiches, has announced the return of its national campaign in support of Make-A-Wish Canada, now in its eighth year. The company said customers can support the initiative from May 12 to June 8 by donating $2 to get a Make-A-Wish star in-store.
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