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Posted on July 31, 2007September 27, 2018 by Carol

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Flak over trans fats frustrates producers: Campaign for ban forces some firms to ‘max out’ other fats

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Food Fax®

Written to inform the food industry since 1994

Our quarterly one-page, complimentary newsbulletin devoted to an issue prevalent in the food industry

2022: “Care of food-producing animals”  •  Archives  •  Order

The latest Food Fax®

Food Fax illustration In this first 2022 issue of Food Fax, we acknowledge the CFIA’s current resolve to implement more humane treatment of animals during transportation in Canada, while tipping our hat to the USA who brought in FWR (feed, water, rest) legislation in 1873, shortly after the State of Illinois did so in 1869.
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What’s New

Finalization of Canada’s Edible Cannabis Regulations, which received Royal Assent on June 26, 2019, and came into force on October 17, 2019.  See the 2019 Q2 edition of Food Fax for more on this ground-breaking development.

Plant-based “meat”
Read The Economist’s October 12, 2019 article “Plant-based meat could create a radically different food chain – Fake moos”, a comprehensive article on the marketplace dynamics of the emerging sector of pulse-based meat alternatives.

Canada’s new food policy
This first-in-Canada multi-sectorial guideline supports evidence-based decisions in, and accountability of, the entire Canadian food sector and includes action on food waste and climate change

Overview of Canada’s Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR) – came into force January 15, 2019
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Canada’s Food Guide

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What’s Next

Here we list the emerging factors which have the potential to carve out new and permanent sectors in the agri-food industry.  For each dynamic, we provide links to solid information and knowledgeable opinion.

Cannabis Cuisine

Cell-grown main dishes (aka cultured meat, cultured tissue, clean meat)

Growing concern about UPF (Ultra Processed Food)

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