Kraft Heinz pauses plans to split into two companies, says its problems are 'fixable'The company stated it will pivot from the split and invest $600 million in marketing, sales and product development. Asian flavours can open new doors for convenience retailAt the intersection of on-trend flavours, convenience and affordability, lies opportunity. After 80 years, Minute Maid's frozen canned juices are getting put on ice Coca-Cola is exiting the frozen can category in response to shifting consumer preferences. Canadian Carwash Association announces agenda for 2026 Convenience U CARWACS Show Join industry peers for speaker insights, education sessions, best practices for Canada’s car wash industry. Plus, the tour! Tim Hortons raises $1.3 million for Special Olympics Canada via doughnut campaign The fundraiser will help fund year-round programs for more than 40,000 athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities in communities across Canada. Nostalgia and novelty fuelling changes in Canadian consumer tastes Kerry’s Global Taste Charts highlight what’s 'now,' what's new and what’s next in consumer food tastes for 2026. Touchdown for the community courtesy of Rabba and Good Shepherd The two organizations team up to host the 10th annual Game Day dinner for Toronto’s homeless Canadian Fuels Associations' Bob Larocque to join Tiina McCombie of National Energy Equipment for a lunch session at the 2026 Convenience U CARWACS Show On March 10, find out more about navigating risks and unlocking opportunities in Canada's liquid fuel sector. Woodstock truck stop getting brand new lease on life Quebec-based Harnois Énergies recently purchased the former TA Truck Stop and is gearing up for a spring reopening. Metro CEO says consumers still shopping at discount banners amid high food prices The grocer has responded to the slowing economy and higher food prices by growing its discount footprint in Quebec and Ontario. 1 2 3 Next Last
