Couche-Tard hosts official opening of Retail Innovation Lab at McGillFrictionless store debuted in January and is a testing ground for innovation. Court of Appeal upholds Quebec law restricting advertising of vaping products Decision based largely on concerns about youth vaping rates. Retail sales fell 0.6% to $56.6 billion in September: Statistics Canada However, food and beverage stores gained 1.3% Federated Co-op’s renewable diesel plans move ahead Once operational, the plant will employ up to 150 people and primarily utilize locally grown canola as its main production feedstock. Greening the car wash Commercial car wash operators offer the most eco-friendly solutions. Build a healthy cough and cold category that drives incremental sales throughout the year 6 strategies to sell and soothe. Canadian Beverage Association highlight the value of recycling plastic bottles New video series traces the lifecycle of a beverage bottle. Survey: Retailers reflect on 2021 and look ahead to 2022 Answers may be published in the magazine and/or online. QR codes are back, but what do customers think? Survey from Field Agent Canada asks if QR codes really are the next big thing, or just another flash in the scan. Public acceptance of sin taxes on sugar or fat not dependent on evidence A food tax's chances of survival are based on the ability of political interests to create a successful narrative surrounding the policy's purpose. Maple Leaf Foods reports $44.5M Q3 profit, reassessing plant protein business Maple Leaf has worked hard in the last four years to rebrand itself as a "protein company.'' Research brief: Consumers' demand for products with prebiotics to surge Use of prebiotics in yogurt, beverages, and bakery items is expected to increase, according to Frost & Sullivan. First Previous 41 42 43 44 45 Next Last
