Smaller Canadian apple harvest forecast

Smaller Canadian apple harvest forecast
Canadian apple production is forecast to fall by three percent in 2023/24 due to adverse weather events across the main growing provinces. Pear production is forecast to grow slightly thanks […]
Tue 05/12/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

Canadian produce sector to meet in Toronto in April

Canadian produce sector to meet in Toronto in April
Canada’s largest event entirely dedicated to the fresh fruits and vegetable industry will be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre from Tuesday, April 25 to Thursday, April 27. Steve […]
Wed 05/04/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

Canada, a market where 81% of fruit is imported

Canada, a market where <strong>81% of fruit is imported</strong>
It is one of the most attractive markets in the Americas due to the high purchasing power of its population, its economic stability and robust demand for fresh products.
Tue 24/01/2023 by Gloria Zorrilla

SIAL Canada 2023

SIAL Canada 2023
For firms interested in exporting products to Canada, SIAL Canada is the ideal event, as it’s the largest and most important food and beverage industry event for the Canadian market.  The […]
Thu 05/01/2023 by Richard Wilkinson

Walmart Canada invests in cutting-edge technologies and innovations

Walmart Canada invests in <strong>cutting-edge technologies</strong> and innovations
With more than 100,000 associates, Walmart is one of Canada’s largest employers and is ranked one of the country’s top-10 most influential brands. And it continues to grow, by adding more services, including online shopping at Walmart.ca, home delivery, and pickup at stores and other locations.  
Wed 23/11/2022 by Nadia Venticinque

Green light for Canadian cherry exports to South Korea

Green light for Canadian cherry exports to South Korea
Canada has been given the go ahead to export British Columbia’s fresh cherries to the lucrative South Korean market. Negotiations had been ongoing since 2015. Marie-Claude Bibeau, Canada’s Minister of […]
Mon 22/08/2022 by Richard Wilkinson

Slowdown in Canada’s organic farming

Slowdown in Canada’s organic farming
Canada’s organic farming sector experienced a challenging 2021. Adverse weather conditions in the main organic farming provinces negatively affected fruit production, where volumes were 11.6% lower than in 2020. But […]
Wed 10/08/2022 by Richard Wilkinson

Indian bananas and baby corn gain access to Canadian market

Indian bananas and baby corn gain access to Canadian market
Indian bananas and fresh baby corn have gained access to Canada, following successful negotiations between the national plant protection organisations of both countries. The news was confirmed in a meeting […]
Mon 25/04/2022 by Richard Wilkinson

US trucker shortage deepens

US trucker shortage deepens
The US transport sector reports that vaccine mandates have intensified a long-term shortage of truckers in the United States. Website Producer reports Jon Eisen of American Trucking Associations as saying: […]
Tue 22/02/2022 by Richard Wilkinson

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