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News File – March 10, 2023

By CFIN Newsdesk posted 03-10-2023 08:00

  

 

Each Friday we’ll bring you a roundup of news from CFIN, YODL and around the food world.  

 

As seen on YODL 

 

Around the Food World 

  • Canadian Women in Food held its Full Tilt 2023 conference and marketplace celebrating International Women’s Day on March 8. 

  • A U.S. appeals court has ruled that the name “gruyère” can be used on cheese made outside of France and the Gruyère region of Switzerland. 

  • UK organization GenM says food and beverage brands should consider developing products that are menopause friendly, or that help ease the symptoms associated with menopause. 

 

Did you Know? 

According to Cult Food Science, the Royal Bank of Canada has identified cellular agriculture as one of the top technologies to help transform Canada into a low carbon agriculture producer. Canada’s agriculture and food industries currently produce approximately 10% of the annual national greenhouse gas emissions, which is roughly 93 megatonnes. Investing in new technologies could help reduce emissions from these sectors by up to 40%. However, the Royal Bank says investment by private equity and venture capital in Canada’s cellular agriculture and food industries is currently lower than it needs to be – US$91 million compared to more than $7 billion globally – if Canada is to be competitive worldwide in this market. 

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