Rosalind Stefanac

1 month ago | canadiangrocer.com | Rosalind Stefanac

How is social media affecting coffee trends? The penetration of social media platforms is higher in the coffee category versus other categories, especially in North America. Social media has really changed the way people look at coffee. If you open any social media platform, for example, you can find people (influencers) describing products they’ve tried so consumers can know about them in advance.

1 month ago | canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca | Rosalind Stefanac

AI tool saves major time sourcing drug information Idea emerged from pharmacist’s own struggle finding quick answers for patients. Register for free access or login. Canadian Healthcare Network is an independent online community for Canadian healthcare professionals in medicine and pharmacy. It is the online home of the Medical Post and Pharmacy Practice + Business.

1 month ago | canadianhealthcarenetwork.ca | Rosalind Stefanac

Meet Priss Cryption: Pharmacist uses drag queen persona to improve healthcare access Priss Cryption's aim is to support marginalized communities, especially in dealing with chronic pain, HIV and mental health issues. Register for free access or login. Canadian Healthcare Network is an independent online community for Canadian healthcare professionals in medicine and pharmacy. It is the online home of the Medical Post and Pharmacy Practice + Business.

2 months ago | canadiangrocer.com | Rosalind Stefanac

Produce department challenges? Overall, the produce department was a growth leader in 2024, according to the Food Industry Association’s (FMI) just released Power of Produce 2025 report, and most Canadian Grocer survey respondents (67%) expect same-store produce sales will continue to increase this year. But, price perception of fresh produce and wholesale pricing are “extremely” or “very” serious concerns for most Canadian grocers surveyed, along with inconsistent quality of product.

2 months ago | magazine.cim.org | Rosalind Stefanac |Alexandra Lopez-Pacheco |Eavan Moore

What if a mining operation could transport materials from underground in a way that significantly reduced project costs and carbon footprint compared to traditional material handling solutions? EcoHoist, a company based in Adelaide, Australia, is attempting to do just that with its creation of a new hoisting alternative, also called EcoHoist, that is already garnering interest from Canadian mining customers. Sign Up Already signed up?