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Meat and Produce Prices Rise Together in Canada

Meat and produce prices are rising together in Canada, signaling ongoing food system pressure and persistent grocery inflation.

Why a Ceasefire Won’t Lower Grocery Prices in Canada

Oil volatility, not falling prices, is driving sustained food inflation across Canada, says Dr. Sylvain Charlebois.

Rising Carbon Pricing in Canada Strains Grocery Supply Chains

Opinion: Rising carbon pricing in Canada may increase transportation and logistics costs across grocery supply chains and food distribution networks.

Oil Prices Could Push Canadian Grocery Inflation Higher

Rising oil prices could push Canadian grocery inflation toward 6–8% in 2026 as energy costs ripple through the food supply chain.
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