Consumer complaints about “maple washing,” companies mislabelling food products as Canadian, have soared since the start of the year – and many of them have merit, according to the country’s food regulator.
‘Maple washing’ violations spiked this year, food watchdog data shows
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The Globe and Mail - BusinessBy Mariya Postelnyak, Susan Krashinsky Robertson
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
CFIA sees non-compliance cases jump more than 70% as experts say companies struggle to source domestically
Key Takeaways
- ‘Maple washing’ violations spiked this year, food watchdog data shows.
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