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World food prices extend fall in December, UN’s FAO says

By Reuters January 9, 2026
World food prices declined for a fourth consecutive month in December, marking the lowest average since January, the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization said on Friday.

Canada’s Food Price Report expects the average family of four to see their food bill increased by $1,000, or four to six per cent, in 2026. Photo: Getty Images
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Canada’s Food Price Report shows meat, pantry goods prices expected to rise “a lot” in 2026

By Alexis Kienlen December 4, 2025
Food prices are 27 per cent higher now than they were in 2020, the new Canada’s Food Price Report shows. Meat prices are particularly to blame for the rise.


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Canada’s inflation in October eases to 2.2 per cent on lower gasoline, food prices

By Reuters November 17, 2025
Canada’s annual inflation rate in October eased to 2.2 per cent as gasoline prices dropped, food prices eased and mortgage interest costs came down below the three per cent mark, data showed on Monday.

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Canada’s Loblaw raises annual profit forecast on resilient grocery demand

By Reuters November 12, 2025
Loblaw raised its annual profit forecast after beating third-quarter profit estimates on Wednesday, as the Canadian retailer bet on demand for grocery and medicines at its discount stores to remain resilient amid economic uncertainties.


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World food prices dip as falls in sugar and dairy offset new high for meat

By Reuters October 3, 2025
Global food commodity prices dipped in September as declines in sugar and dairy offset a new peak for meat prices, the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization said on Friday.

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General Mills keeps annual outlook as North America demand softens

By Reuters September 17, 2025
General Mills maintained its annual sales and profit forecasts on Wednesday, as the Cheerios maker grapples with rising economic uncertainty and softer demand in key markets, including North America.


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‘Energy crop’ for aviation fuel faces significant challenges: FEATURE

Canadian farmers will need incentive to risk growing new, unfamiliar crops for a new, unfamiliar sustainable aviation biofuel market, conference hears

By Jeff Melchior August 30, 2025
New bioenergy crops such as sorghum and switchgrass may launch a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) market, but Canadian farmers will have to be convinced.

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World food prices at two-year high on rising meat and edible oils, FAO says

By Reuters August 8, 2025
World food commodity prices rose in July to their highest in over two years, as a jump for vegetable oils and record levels for meat outweighed falling cereal, dairy and sugar prices, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization said.


A charity distributes meals to Palestinians in Gaza City, Gaza on July 28, 2025. The UN report focused on chronic, long-term issues and did not fully reflect impacts of acute crises brought on by specific events, such as war in Gaza.
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Foodgrains Bank sounds alarm on slow progress in addressing global hunger

Number of people facing hunger fell in 2024, but war and food costs continue to drive insecurity

By Geralyn Wichers July 30, 2025
The number of hungry people in the world declined in 2024 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent UN report, but progess has been too slow says the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.

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World food prices tick higher in June, led by meat and vegetable oils

By Reuters, Sybille De La Hamaide July 4, 2025
Global food commodity prices edged higher in June, supported by higher meat, vegetable oil and dairy prices, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization said on Friday.


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