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How Strait of Hormuz Tensions Are Set to Raise Grocery Prices in Canada

Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are expected to drive grocery inflation in Canada as rising oil and fertilizer costs impact food supply chains.

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.

Canada Still Leads G7 as Grocery Inflation Outpaces Wages

Canada still leads the G7 in grocery inflation at 5.4%, with food prices rising faster than wages despite a recent slowdown.

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.

From Ceasefire to Crossroads: How the Iran-Israel conflict may reshape global supply chains

Global supply chains are once again in the spotlight.
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