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COVID-19 UPDATE #18: Dancing to the No Frills beat

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NEWS

No Frills launches a song for a good cause

Canadian Produce Marketing Association publishes second series of COVID-19 survey results

Like giant ice cream trucks, supermarkets on wheels get ready to roll into the neighbourhood

Grocery stores are asking customers to wear masks 

Grocery store owner on a mission

Grocery store visits decline 27% YOY following pandemic panic purchasing: new data

Co-op gives gift cards, donations as “thanks” during pandemic

WATCH: Canadian musicians sing tribute to grocery industry

Flanagan Food Service is now offering its food to the public

Kroger, Hy-Vee and other retailers limit meat purchases

 

SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENTS

As COVID-19 disrupts Canada’s beef supply chain, Ottawa-area farmers, grocers, consumers adapt

Meat plant virus rates topping 50% are behind grocery shortages

With in-store sampling on hold, brands get creative

Alberta farmer co-op supports vital services in rural communities

L’Hôpital de Gatineau staff receive tissue product care packages from Kruger Products Paper Mills

LISTEN: How farmers are tackling the brunt of Canada’s meat packing problems in COVID-19 pandemic: Financial Post

COVID-19 impact felt by 81% of Canadian small businesses: CIBC poll

 

BUSINESS INSIGHTS

Government of Canada creates COVID-19 supply council in support of Canada’s response and recovery

Ontario landlords, businesses don’t have to disclose COVID-19 cases. But should they?

COVID-19 burnout: Can-do attitude gives way to anxiety, despair for many

Pandemic shopping insights: Five key areas to keep up with shoppers

 

 

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