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Making Ends Meet: Now and in the Future
10+ hour, 24+ min ago (579+ words) mySteinbach.ca Making Ends Meet: Now and in the Future It isn’t easy to understand how a not-for-profit museum can afford to operate a facility that includes nearly 40 acres of land, 17 heritage buildings, a substantial Village Centre and numerous other…...
Higher crude oil prices expected to drive up food inflation
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (163+ words) A partner with Polar Pork warns higher crude oil prices will result in higher agricultural input costs, particularly for feed, driving up food inflation. The cost of feed typically accounts for about two thirds of the cost of producing a…...
Lower price inflation fuels increased consumer demand for pork
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (188+ words) A Senior Economist with Farm Credit Canada says lower price inflation for pork compared to the other proteins is a key factor fueling increased consumer demand for pork in North America. Farm Credit Canada’s 2026 Hog Outlook indicates 2025 was a good…...
Consumer demand for pork and access to export markets expected to influence hog prices through 2026
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (305+ words) A Senior Economist with Farm Credit Canada suggests consumer demand for pork both domestically and internationally and factors that influence the ability of pork producers to supply export markets will continue to play a role in hog markets moving through…...
Province launches grocery study, targets predatory pricing
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (367+ words) The Manitoba government is launching a provincial grocery study to identify new ways to reduce food costs and improve affordability for Manitobans. “Manitobans are feeling the cost of groceries every week,” said Premier Wab Kinew. “As a government, we have…...