A warm welcome to our new associate partner member, Repsly! Repsly is a retail execution platform purpose-built for consumer goods (CPG) brands and Retail Service Providers, enabling field teams to drive sales growth and improve in-store performance through real-time data,

Nearly 1 in 3 Canadian kids rely on school meals, leaving many struggling during summer months. Since 2015, FHCP member Club House in partnership with Food Banks/Banques alimentaires Canada (inactive), has delivered more than 11 million meals nationwide. In 2023, they sent 185,000 food packs to more than 200

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Canadian Food Inspection Agency has begun on-site inspections of food manufacturing plants across Canada to bolster food safety measures. A proactive step toward stronger oversight and safer food for all. #FoodSafety #CFIA

Happy Food Day Canada! 🇨🇦 From grains to greens, seafood to snacks, Canadian food manufacturing showcases strength, innovation, and sustainability—driving our economy and feeding communities coast to coast. Here’s to the farmers, producers, and innovators who make it possible.

FHCP’s Michael Graydon says Canada’s counter tariffs are missing mark... grocerybusiness.ca/fhcps-michael-… via Grocery Business

As CBC News reports, tariffs on cucumbers in the Canada–U.S. trade dispute are forcing TreeHouse Foods (owner of the Bick's Pickles brand) to scale back in Canada. The result: higher prices, fewer choices, and challenges for Ontario farmers. #TradeWar cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

Behind every great conference is a team of visionary leaders - and our Membership Management Committee of the Board is exactly that. As the voice of our membership, they bring valuable expertise, fresh insight, and a deep understanding of our industry, helping FHCP shape a CEO

SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS : “Only in Canada can a cucumber be grown here, shipped south duty-free, jarred with a Canadian lid, and then taxed on its way home—proof that our tariff policy is less about protecting producers and more about punishing consumers.” ow.ly/BbS350WF9XI

Championing Canadian manufacturing: FHCP is proud to honour Peter Luik, President of Dare Foods Canada, with our 2025 Award of Distinction. Celebrate with us at our CEO & Executive Leadership Conference, Oct 16–17. fhcp.ca/en/News/peter-… #FHCPLeaders #CDNFood #Leadership

👏 Congratulations to FHCP member Burnbrae Farms on breaking ground for a new, state-of-the-art egg grading facility in Strathroy, ON. A major investment in innovation, sustainability, and Canadian food production. 🍳 grocerybusiness.ca/burnbrae-farms…

Calling all food manufacturers! Help shape the future of #FoodInnovation + #Sustainability. Take part in ex’s survey on plant science innovations & food loss/waste. Your insights matter! Take the survey here: uoguelph.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8w… Deadline: Sept 30, 2025 #CdnAg

Breakfast’s feeling the squeeze. Canada’s orange juice imports plunged 20‑year low, down 64%, but FHCP CEO Michael Graydon sees a creative pivot: blending with other citrus/fruits, not just new countries. Smarter solutions, tastier future. #OJ #canadastrong freshfruitportal.com/news/2025/08/2…

Great news: 🇨🇦 will lift retaliatory tariffs on many U.S. goods starting Sept 1. This is a very positive development for many FHCP members and their customers. We’ve advocated strongly for this outcome and commend the federal government for its leadership on trade stability.

Changes in Canadian manufacturing: Quebec-based Ideal Can is bringing food can production back home, helping secure our food supply chain. Reshoring > relying on imports. Could this be the start of a trend? cbc.ca/news/business/…

Totally agree. FHCP had consistently called for the removal of tariffs that did more harm than good. These measures didn't move U.S. policy. They didn't produce exemptions. And they didn't deliver measurable gains for Canadian exporters. Instead, they drove up costs for

FHCP CEO Michael Graydon urges a bold shift: US tariffs shouldn’t just be a threat — they can spark a resurgence in Canadian food manufacturing. We need a strong, strategic domestic manufacturing plan, not just reactionary moves. #FoodSecurity #MadeInCanada plant.ca/business-opera…

Trust in food isn’t automatic, it’s earned. Only 37% of Canadians believe the system is moving in the right direction, but 86% want honest, values‑based dialogue. FHCP supports CCFI / CCIA 's “Our Food, Our Future” campaign to help rebuild that trust, together.