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Response of retailers expected to determine impact of U.S. V-COOL - Vimarsana News

Response of retailers expected to determine impact of U.S. V-COOL

The General Manager of Manitoba Pork says how retailers respond to new U.S. labelling requirements for meat, poultry and egg products will determine just how disruptive the regulations will be.

Fears policymakers are not taking note of record insolvencies - Vimarsana News

Fears policymakers are not taking note of record insolvencies

NSW Small Business Commissioner says despite sky-high insolvencies, he fears “the voice of small business” is often overlooked or ignored.

Opinion: Canada-U.S. relations need to remain authentic – otherwise, the Americans will see right through us - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Canada-U.S. relations need to remain authentic – otherwise, the Americans will see right through us

The government’s new ‘Team Canada’ approach to the U.S. smacks of disingenuousness

'Added sugar' definition: FSANZ agrees to industry requests for longer transition, rejects low-energy sugar exclusions - Vimarsana News

'Added sugar' definition: FSANZ agrees to industry requests for longer transition, rejects low-energy sugar exclusions

Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has formally gazetted the definition of ‘added sugars’ to be used as part of its upcoming ‘no added sugars’ labelling policy, and has allowed for a longer transition time based on proposals from the food and beverage industry.

Seafood prices won't rise these holidays, but changes loom in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Seafood prices won't rise these holidays, but changes loom in 2024

Australians can expect competitive seafood prices this festive season, but regulatory changes and a shifting export market might stir the waters in 2024.