Food & Beverage
-
From Farm to Fork
Digitalizing your food and beverage operations can offer a competitive edge while ensuring your traceability plan is recall ready
-
Halifax microbrewery loses court bid to upend province’s sales markup [UPDATED]
The appeal court upheld a supreme court ruling that the 50-cent charge for every litre of beer sold or given away was within legal regulations
-
U.S. industrial output tumbled 0.6% in January
The decline suggests a clear cooling at U.S. factories that could prompt a slower pace of growth this year compared to 2018
-
Watch the trends and join manufacturing’s new front line
B2B buying and selling has evolved. Manufacturers are going online – where their buyers live
-
U.K.’s May suffers embarrassing defeat on Brexit strategy [UPDATED]
The House of Commons voted by 303 votes to 258 against a motion reiterating support for May’s approach to Brexit
-
Eurozone recession talk mounts as industry slumps
Slumping industrial output has fueled worries over the global economy due to trade tensions between the U.S. and key trading partners
-
Quebec facing strong opposition to new bill restricting cannabis consumption
The proposed legislation restricts marijuana usage to people aged 21 and over and limits its smoking to private property
-
Budget watchdog says federal deficit this year to be $16.1B
Yves Giroux’s office chalks up the change to higher-than-anticipated income-tax revenues that the government has collected this fiscal year
-
Tragically Hip backed Up Cannabis plans ‘hub’ within Ontario pot retail store
Members of the Canadian rock band are stakeholders in Up Cannabis, which plans to open an experiential “store within a store” concept in Kingston, Ont.
-
French wine exporters in a ‘total fog’ ahead of Brexit
The head of the French federation of exporters of wines and spirits warned Wednesday of the damage that an exit without an agreement would cause
