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Algae supplements in dog food - Food In CanadaFood In Canada

1 month ago | foodincanada.com

A review of a study on its effectiveness as a novel pet food supplement
U.S. tariffs sour outlook for Canadian sugar and candy companies - Food In Canada

2 months ago | foodincanada.com | Rosa Saba

Canadian sugar and confectionery companies would be hit particularly hard if U.S. tariffs come into play because most of the industry’s sales go south of the border, experts say. “Sugar and confectionery does stand out as one of those sectors, especially in the short term, that is very reliant on the U.S., and therefore could see big impacts from U.S. tariffs,” said Farm Credit Canada (FCC) senior economist Amanda Norris.
Plant-milk packager tied to listeria outbreak plans to file for creditor protection - Food In Canada

Jan 9, 2025 | foodincanada.com | Hannah Alberga

The Canadian beverage packaging company that processed plant-based milk linked to a listeria outbreak has filed for creditor protection as it plans a restructure of the business. Documents from proposal trustees posted on their website Friday show Joriki Inc. filed a notice of intention with the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada in Toronto on Dec. 31.
U.S.-grown rice: A sustainable and versatile ingredient for Canadian food production - Food In Canada

Nov 27, 2024 | foodincanada.com | USA Rice

As Canadian food manufacturers respond to rising consumer demands for sustainable, affordable and globally inspired ingredients, U.S.-grown rice emerges as a reliable choice. Its adaptability, nutritional value and cost-effectiveness make it a staple for innovative product development across a range of categories, from frozen meals to ready-to-eat options. Given that Canada doesn’t grow rice, U.S.-grown rice is a practical, “local” choice.
Raising the foam of plant-based beverages - Food In Canada

Jun 12, 2024 | foodincanada.com | Alexandra Hall

An increasing number of consumers are seeking plant-based alternatives that meet the functionality and flavour aspects of their animal-based counterparts, particularly when it comes to plant-based milk products. For example, a high-performing plant-based barista beverage is demanded by consumers due to the recent rapid growth of specialty foamed coffee beverages. However, there is a major functionality gap between dairy and plant-based commercial barista offerings.
Production Lareault says new owners will keep company in Que. - Food In Canada

Dec 5, 2023 | foodincanada.com | Sadi Muktadir

LAVALTRIE — A strawberry plant producer, Production Lareault, says new owners Antoine Casimir and Andrea Borodenko have acquired the Lavaltrie company, founded in 1953 and run by Luc and Lyne Lareault. With 185 hectares in the Lanaudière region, the company thus remains a Québec operation as it marks its 70th anniversary this year. The Fonds de solidarité FTQ, Desjardins Group and FCC provided loans for this transaction.
CULT Food Science launches sales of Bmeaty™ - Food In Canada

Dec 5, 2023 | foodincanada.com | Sadi Muktadir

TORONTO — CULT Food Science Corp., a developer and researcher of cellular agriculture technologies and products, announces details and commercialization plans for its third proprietary ingredient, a blend of yeasts called Bmeaty™. Palatability is a major concern for meat-free pet brands as well as companies developing cell-cultivated meats for cats and dogs. Bmeaty™ gives meat-free treats and foods the meaty, umami flavor cats and dogs.
SkipTheDishes announces new CEO - Food In Canada

Dec 5, 2023 | foodincanada.com | Sadi Muktadir

WINNIPEG — On Dec. 5, SkipTheDishes, a food delivery network, announced that Paul Burns, most recently the managing director at X (formerly known as Twitter), has been named the company’s new Chief Executive Officer. Burns will be succeeding interim CEO Steve Puchala, who stepped into the role earlier this year following former CEO Howard Migdal’s appointment to Executive Vice President, North America and CEO of Grubhub, within the Just Eat Takeaway.com network, in April 2023.
Commercial Bakeries names new CEO - Food In Canada

Dec 5, 2023 | foodincanada.com | Sadi Muktadir

TORONTO — Following its recent acquisition by Graham Partners, Commercial Bakeries Corp. announces the appointment of Shawn Warren, an industry executive with packaged food products experience, spanning cookies, crackers, snacks, and confectionary, as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Clearwater Seafoods announces fish crew certification for its fleet - Food In Canada

Dec 5, 2023 | foodincanada.com | Sadi Muktadir

HALIFAX — Clearwater Seafoods announces that seven vessels within its Canadian fleet have been certified using the Fish Standard for Crew, an independent, third-party certification program for labor practices on fishing vessels. The certification was awarded after extensive policy and procedure review was conducted, as well as on-site vessel inspections, and face-to-face interviews with crew members by the independent auditors.