What YODLers are Saying and Reading - Top YODL Content for November 2023
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What YODLers are Saying and Reading - Top YODL Content for November 2023

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It may have been frosty in November, but YODL was heating up! In case you missed them, here are the top five discussions and most read articles on YODL in November 2023.

Top YODL Discussions in November 2023

Number 5

Mislabelled product

CFIN members often turn to YODL to share their business and product questions, in this case what to do with mislabelled products.

Number 4

Freeze Dried Blueberries

YODL helps CFIN members source ingredients and other resources.

Number 3

Looking for Investors/partners

YODL is an ideal platform for making connections and networking with potential business partners.

Number 2

BDO - Canada Sustainability in Agriculture

Highlights from a webinar hosted by the Manitoba Food and Beverage Association and BDO Canada on sustainability.

Number 1

50 Canadian Foodtech Resources

Each week throughout 2023, we highlighted research centres, food incubators, accelerators and labs that support food innovation in Canada.

Most Viewed YODL Articles in November 2023

Number 5

Parlons d’Innovation – le Hall précommercial intégré

Isabelle Marquis spoke with Zoraїde Bentellis, Director of ITEGA, the Institute of Packaging and Food Engineering Technology, about the inauguration of a new innovation centre in Montreal: the Integrated Pre-Commercial Hall.

Number 4

Report: Public Trust in Canada’s Food System

The Canadian Centre for Food Integrity (CCFI) recently released its 2023 Public Trust Research Report revealing consumer perceptions of Canada’s food and agri-food industry, and views on issues such as rising food costs, food safety and transparency. 

Number 3

50 Canadian FoodTech Resources – The Cultivated B Canada

The Cultivated B Canada develops scalable alternative protein and cellular agriculture technologies, and works with companies and governments to help develop bioengineering technologies.

Number 2

Company Profile – Myo Palate

Toronto, ON-based Myo Palate received funding for a cultivated protein project with partners Getinge Canada Ltd. 

Number 1

IN 30: Carbon Neutral Food

When companies refer to their products as carbon neutral, it means that the company has reduced as much carbon emissions as it produces to create a net zero carbon output.