Supply Chain
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Alcohol and cannabis companies form pot beverage industry group to push changes
Under Health Canada’s proposed rules for edibles, pot-infused drinks and food must be made in a separate facility
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EU ambassador: Trump-Cuba policy worries European companies
The EU is Cuba’s largest trading partner, with some 2.6 billion euros in annual trade with the island
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Teck Resources less exposed to China as uncertainty on imports continue
For the first time last year, India surpassed China as a market for the company’s steelmaking coal
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Protein Industries Canada issues first call for projects
PIC, one of Canada’s five Superclusters, is allocating $40 million to the first round of eligible projects
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Google self-driving unit Waymo picks Detroit factory site
Waymo will lease a now-closed American Axle & Manufacturing plant, so it can convert the vehicles, mostly Chrysler Pacifica minivans
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Who’s doing it for the planet
From recycling iPhones to upcycling cannabis containers, environmental stewardship programs have become de rigueur
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Ontario may let pharmacists prescribe treatments for minor issues like pink eye
The intent is to improve service and convenience, and reduce regulatory barriers to up-to-date drug therapies
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Cascades officially inaugurates a new packaging plant in New Jersey
Cascades inaugurated its modern containerboard packaging plant, a US$76 million investment in Piscataway, N.J.
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Canadians to face U.S. liability under Helms-Burton as of May 2
What the U.S. decision to allow lawsuits in connection with the Helms-Burton Act could mean for Canadian companies
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Solar car startup Sono to build in Sweden, starting in 2020
Sono says it has taken 9,800 orders and the vehicle will sell for 25,500 euros (US$28,828)
