News Releases

News Releases

January, 2018

  • 11 January

    United Fresh 2018 Registration Is Now Open

    United Fresh 2018 Registration Is Now Open Discover More at United FreshMKT Expo, United FreshTEC Expo, Global Cold Chain Expo,  International Floriculture Expo and the new SmartFood Expo™ WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 10, 2018) – Registration has opened for United Fresh 2018 – a one-of-a-kind event where attendees will discover more …

  • 10 January

    Whistler Water Receives Excellence in Manufacturing Award for Seventh Consecutive Year

    Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada – For the seventh consecutive year, Whistler Water received the Excellence in Manufacturing Award from the Canadian Bottled Water Association (CBWA). “Canadian Bottled Water Association is proud of Whistler Water, receiving the CBWA Excellence in Manufacturing Award in 2017 for the seventh year in a row,” said Elizabeth Griswold, Executive …

  • 9 January

    EXECULYTICS CONSULTING LAUNCHES NEW STORE SERVICES FOR INDEPENDENT RETAILERS

    Toronto, Canada, January 08, 2018 — Mike Mauti, industry veteran and leader of Execulytics Consulting announces today that the company is launching exciting new Store Services for independent retailers. The services will include fresh operational support and an extensive list of retail analytics products. “The goal with this service is …

  • 5 January

    Proceed to checkout? Not on your mobile, say researchers

    Shoppers hoping to bag a bargain in the post-Christmas sales are much less likely to go through with their purchases if they are using phones and tablets to buy goods online. This is because consumers often worry they are not seeing the full picture on a mobile app or that …

  • 4 January

    It’s not you, it’s a bigger problem – trust issues in Canadian business

    The Peter B. Gustavson School of Business reflects on the five biggest challenges to consumer trust in 2017 Jan. 3, 2018, Victoria, BC – From a decision to implement a bill of rights for airline passengers to learning of high sales revenue goals impacting consumers and employees alike, 2017 saw no …

  • 4 January

    Explore Cuisine Poised for Canada Expansion via Distro Agreement with Star Marketing

    EXPLORE CUISINE FORGES EXCLUSIVE CANADIAN SALES PARTNERSHIP World’s leading plant-based and gluten-free pasta brand partners with Star Marketing for Canadian Distribution Red Bank, NJ (January 3, 2018) – Explore Cuisine, the leading organic, plant-based, and gluten-free pasta on the market, has inked an exclusive Canadian sales and distribution agreement with Star …

  • 4 January

    Mann’s Wins Innovation Award

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MANN’S NOURISH BOWLS™ HONORED WITH INNOVATION AWARD AT NEW YORK PRODUCE SHOW SALINAS, Calif. – December 22, 2017 – Mann Packing announced today its Nourish Bowls – the only warm, veggie-based meal kits in market – received Produce Business’ first-annual Innovation Award, presented December 14th at the …

December, 2017

  • 29 December

    MANN PACKING ROLLS OUT “NEW YEAR, NEW YOU” CAMPAIGN

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MANN PACKING ROLLS OUT “NEW YEAR, NEW YOU” PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGN WITH A VEGGIE SLAW BLENDS IRC AND NEW RD PARTNERSHIPS SALINAS, Calif. – December 26, 2017 – Mann Packing is committed to revolutionizing the way people think about fresh veggies, and with its “New Year, New You” promotional campaign, the …

  • 28 December

    Anuga FoodTec scheduled for March 20-23, 2018

    Anuga FoodTec, a leading international supplier fair for the food and beverage industry, will run March 20 to 23, 2018, at Koelnmesse in Cologne, Germany. Nearly 1,700 suppliers from more than 50 countries will present their new products for the production and packaging of all types of food and beverage. …

  • 27 December

    Loblaw, Weston bake the numbers, burn consumers

    As shocking as it was, most of us will eventually forget Loblaw’s admission of price-fixing. Let’s hope the industry doesn’t By Sylvain Charlebois Senior Fellow Atlantic Institute for Market Studies Most Canadians were stunned and dismayed to learn that the country’s leading grocer was caught up in a price-fixing scheme …