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Read about Kroger's price pressure on suppliers, consumers' growing interest in private label, the changing Canadian consumer, and more.

Links today include farmers turning on Trump, Price Chopper/Market 32's low price program, Harps' leadership succession, and more.

Recognizing that this is a swiftly evolving situation, CPMA will support members with information and resources for the fresh produce...

CPMA’s annual Produce Champion award is presented to a Member of Parliament or Senator who has shown exceptional support for...

Through a series of recent initiatives, CPMA is strengthening its leadership in helping companies reduce and recover value from FLW.

Read about Kroger's pricing plans, the restaurant business' bifurcation, event updates on CPMA and FPFC, a cherry crop update, and...

The government’s National Food Security Strategy includes important commitments in support of the fresh fruit and vegetable supply chain.

CPMA held its 2026 Fresh Future Conference, a refreshed spring advocacy event that builds on the success of previous Farm...

CPMA is pleased to announce David Dubé as the 2026-27 CPMA Chair following his appointment during the board meeting held...

CPMA held its 2026 Annual General Meeting, bringing members together to reflect on a year of advocacy for Canada’s fresh...

The ruling raises the risk that the government may return to the regulatory intentions it set out in 2023 which...

CPMA says CFIA has not provided an implementation timeline but has indicated that these changes will not take effect immediately.

The report reinforces the industry’s position that sustainable packaging solutions must be holistic, with food waste prevention as the goal.

Online registration for the 2026 Canadian Produce Marketing Association’s Convention and Trade Show is now open.

The Sustainable Produce Packaging Alignment releases a guide aimed to create a unified, industry-wide approach to sustainable packaging.

CPMA releases a new report, "An Industry-Led Response to the Challenge of Sustainability Reporting and Audit Proliferation."

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces that Canada will remove retaliatory tariffs on CUSMA-compliant goods, including fresh produce.

In a letter to U.S., Mexican, and Canadian leaders, the groups stressed the interdependence of the North American produce supply...