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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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As proposed in May, Health Canada removes brominated vegetable oil from the List of Permitted Food Additives with Other Accepted Uses.
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Hain Celestial Group divests its ParmCrisps snack brand to an independent snacks company. The deal also includes ParmCrisps’ production facility in York.
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The Grain Farmers of Ontario is accepting applications for the 2025 Grains Innovation Fund, which provides eligible companies with up to 60 per cent of the cost of a project.
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Mars hires Gabriel Millan as chief financial officer for its pet health, services, and nutrition business.
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Food in Canada is thrilled to win three 2024 Tabbies Awards from Trade, Association, Business Publications International.
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Reunion Coffee Roasters continues to lead the charge in eco-friendly innovation. Their soft coffee pods, made from compostable materials, now come in BPI-certified plastic-free envelopes, a significant step in their ongoing sustainability journey. Find out more about their commitment to green practices and specialty coffee.
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The Tales of Triumph contest highlights the achievements of small businesses across Canada. The three food manufacturers earn a prize package worth more than $100k in value and includes shipping and marketing credits, promotional support through Canada Post’s digital channels, and targeted media campaigns.
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The yogurt, launched under the Olympic brand, is made with organic milk from grass-fed cows and fruit purees, and is free of GMOs or synthetic pesticides, artificial ingredients and preservatives.
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