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138-year old grocery store staple files for bankruptcy
Bankruptcy · United States

138-year old grocery store staple files for bankruptcy

64% Center coverage: 234 sources
Del Monte Foods, the 138-year-old company best known for its canned fruits and vegetables, has filed for bankruptcy and is looking for a buyer.Late Thursday, the company announced it was voluntarily entering Chapter 11 and is going through a sale process for all of its assets. Among the company’s product lines are a number of well-known kitchen staples, including College Inn broths and Contadina canned tomatoes, as well as its flagship Del Monte brand.See the Story
Empire, Lactalis Canada become first to officially sign on to grocery code of conduct
Business · Canada

Empire, Lactalis Canada become first to officially sign on to grocery code of conduct

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Sobeys parent company Empire Co. Ltd. has officially signed on as the first retailer member of Canada’s new grocery code of conduct, as work continues to develop governance rules for members ahead of a full implementation by Jan. 1.See the Story
Bunge Completes Long-Delayed Mega-Merger with Grain Handler Viterra
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Bunge Completes Long-Delayed Mega-Merger with Grain Handler Viterra

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By Karl Plume CHICAGO (Reuters) -Global agribusiness Bunge Global said it officially closed a long-delayed deal to merge with Glencore-backed Viterra on Wednesday, two years after announcing the $34 billion mega-deal. The merger creates a global crop trading and processing giant that is poised to rival agribusiness giants Archer-Daniels-Midland and Cargill, at a time when slumping grain prices, weak crop-processing margins and geopolitical tensi…See the Story

Pringles Maker Kellanova's Shares Rise After US Regulators Approve Its Proposed Merger with Mars

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Business · United StatesSee the Story

New Food Processing and Distribution Facility to Be Built in Brantford

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Hilton Foods Canada will be building a food processing and warehouse distribution centre in Brantford, creating 150 jobs in the city.Stock Markets · BrantfordSee the Story

Sodium reduction efforts lagging as year-end deadline approaches: Health Canada - Food In Canada

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As part of the Healthy Eating Strategy, Health Canada has been working with food industry stakeholders to gradually and safely reduce sodium levels in the food supply. It recently conducted a study to assess progress being made toward the voluntary sodium reduction targets that were set in 2020 for many processed food categories. Those targets were intended to guide industry in reducing the sodium content of foods by the end of 2025 to help brin…Health Canada · CanadaRead Article

Nestle, IBM leverage AI, deep tech to unlock new packaging materials - Food In Canada

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Nestle partners with IBM Research to develop a generative AI tool that can identify novel high-barrier packaging materials. Nestle and IBM scientists leveraged AI-based processing techniques to construct a knowledge base of known materials from public and proprietary documents. Subsequently, the team fine-tuned a fit-for-purpose chemical language model on this curated corpus, enabling it to learn the representation of the molecular structures. U…Artificial Intelligence · CanadaRead Article

University of Saskatchewan researchers find new heating method makes legumes easier to digest - Food In Canada

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Researchers from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering identify a new heating method – using radio frequency (RF) waves – for beans and peas. While they have been part of our human diet for centuries, legumes like peas and beans are ultimately seeds for the next generation of plants. To protect themselves from being eaten by animals and insects, they contain ‘antinutrients’ that are hard for ani…Saskatoon · SaskatoonSee the Story

Company to pay $330K after Edmonton worker trapped in smokehouse, dies in 92 C heat

59% Left coverage: 17 sources
Business · AlbertaSee the Story

Lassonde targets 20 per cent GHG emissions cut by 2030 - Food In Canada

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Lassonde has released its 2024 Sustainability Report, showcasing its progress and ongoing commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) responsibility. “Every day, we take actions together that advance the organization and allow us to combine environmental, social, and economic sustainability, all with a continued focus on our sustainability vision: To be an influential and committed organization that drives the transition to a more …Canada · CanadaSee the Story

Bioenterprise Canada selects first SGAP funding recipients - Food In Canada

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Bioenterprise Canada names 15 recipients of the first round of its Sustainable Growth and Adoption Program (SGAP). The food and agri-technology businesses in southern Ontario have received the funding to implement clean technology and sustainability process enhancements. “As businesses strive to remain competitive, innovations and their adoption can play a major role in cost reduction and increased efficiency. More than ever, programs like the S…Brampton, Ontario · BramptonSee the Story

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