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This eNewsletter is carefully curated by human hands, not AI. Every piece reflects our dedication to quality and relevance to the Canadian F&B manufacturing industry.
- Nithya Caleb, Editor, Food in Canada
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The Rainy River district regional abattoir in Ontario is hoping to stave off a permanent closure by selling off its processing facility, Rainy River Meats.
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Popular soda brand Poppi is facing a class-action lawsuit filed by a consumer who says its products don’t improve gut health as much as their marketing suggests.
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University of Saskatchewan scientists found a new cleaning method reduced the amount of E. coli and Salmonella bacteria on the eggs without damaging the cuticle or shell while preserving the food’s nutritional quality.
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A recent Health Canada safety assessment of brominated vegetable oil didn't identify an immediate health concern with BVO, but the evidence does not support its continued use as a food additive. So, Health Canada is proposing to remove BVO from the List of permitted food additives with other accepted uses.
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Cardinal Meats releases Fresty, a line of fully cooked, refrigerated chicken entrées.
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Fody Foods, a B Corp-certified company specializing in the manufacture of food products designed to meet the needs of individuals with irritable bowel syndrome, partners with the Canadian Digestive Health Foundation to educate Canadians on the importance of diet as a first-line approach to managing IBS and to support individuals following a low FODMAP diet.
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Heat is trending from mild to ghost pepper hot. What is changing in the Canadian food industry is the complexity of heat-flavoured products. New items are continually developing to satisfy the Canadian consumer’s curious palate.
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Many Canadian beverage makers are looking for new ways to increase their competitiveness, and some are considering robots. These machines can streamline operations by complementing human productivity, reducing error rates, and allowing companies to diversify their product lines.
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