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The Toasts Not Tariffs Coalition: North America’s Beverage Industry Calls for De-escalation
Tariffs Protect No One: North America’s Beverage Industry Calls for De-escalation It is unusual to see competitors issue a joint statement. Yet this week,…
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Canada Prepares to Retaliate Against New U.S. Tariffs. What Does It Mean for the Beverage Industry?
Trade tensions between Canada and the United States have entered another chapter. Following the Trump administration’s announcement of new tariffs on a broad range…
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Direct-to-Consumer Alcohol Sales Across Canada: A Historic Breakthrough—But the Hard Work Starts Now
For decades, Canadian beverage producers have lived with an unusual contradiction. In many cases, it was easier for a brewery, winery or distillery to…
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Lao Enters a New Chapter as Co-Founder Kim Decary Announces the Sale of the Company
One of Quebec’s pioneering premium non-alcoholic beverage companies has entered a new phase. Kim Decary, co-founder of Lao, has announced that the company was…
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Rising Commercial Rents: Station W to close its Wellington Street location in Verdun
After more than a decade in operation, Station W — a well-known café in Montreal’s Verdun neighbourhood — will close its doors next month…
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Ontario’s Food & Beverage Industry Heads to Toronto for FBO’s 2026 Annual Conference
Ontario’s food and beverage sector will gather at Steam Whistle Brewery on May 27 for the 2026 edition of the annual conference organized by…
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Aluminum Cans | Shortage Avoided… But Capacity Tightens as Ball Locks in Volumes Through 2030 🥫📦
Packaging giant Ball says its North American aluminum can production capacity is essentially booked for the rest of the decade. According to CEO Ron…
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Acquisition & consolidation | Labelink aquires Litho Québec
With the acquisition of Litho Québec, Labelink continues a clear trajectory: evolving from supplier to architect of the packaging value chain. This move is…