Canada is into its second Fall of food price mayhem, aggravated by Trump tariffs, and informed by a growing ‘Buy Canadian’ movement. And Canadian producers and grocers are adapting in a number of ways to what’s gone from a fad to a genuine trend…Read More →
New evidence has emerged that drinking very hot beverages may cause throat cancer. It’s not the beverages themselves, or anything that’s in them. It has to do with the damage searing drinks can cause to delicate throat tissues…Read More →
COSTCO’s Rotisserie Chicken is easily the most-talked-about critter in its class. Now, it’s been declared America’s ‘best’ supermarket Rotisserie Chicken. CR looked at subjective variables in its detailed study, which included blind taste tests…Read More →
The latest US lawsuits against Junk Food makers involve a new angle on the phenom-enon. Class actions have been filed against several snack and beverage makers, alleging their ‘sugar-free’ UPF label claims may be fraudulent…Read More →
If a beekeepers’ co-op in Iowa can donate 10,000 bottles of honey to food banks across the US, why can’t Supermarket Cartel billion-aires step up and help fight starvation among society’s most vulnerable families? Or is there another answer to the affordability crisis?Read More →
The Fall and Hallowe’en specials are multiply-ing like chocolate rabbits at Easter time. And we have at least a couple of entries in every FFW category! Of special note: Jersey Mike’s and Panda Express are both bringing back fan fave MAINs…Read More →
Cervical Cancer is one of the most insidious, deadly cancers we know of. And any discovery that might help women treat or avoid it is big news. A new study reveals a significant corre-lation between increased antioxidant intake and reduced risk of cervical cancer…Read More →
Here’s a great example of what can happen when people think of ‘people’ instead of ‘profits’. And a classic example of avoiding food waste. Supermarket sector billionnaires could take a lesson from the philanthropists at the Sioux Honey Co-op…Read More →