Made in Canada means the last substantial transformation of the food product ... maple leaf on the packaging, that doesn't mean it's Canadian. You have to check for Canadian labels.

This guideline applies to the produce itself and not the packaging materials ... the same as the “product of Canada” label. Source: Canada Food Inspection Agency. TALK TO US ABOUT TARIFFS ...

The Competition Bureau recently updated its Enforcement Guidelines for “Made in Canada” and “Product of Canada” claims, clarifying its approach ...

The Made in Canada label can be applied to items when "the last substantial ... The CFIA says use of the Maple Leaf on food packaging does not always mean that the product is wholly or partially ...

Canadians are turning to Canada-made products amid Trump's tariff threats and 51st state comments. The surge in demand has come with a rise in complaints about potential mislabeling scams.

As Canadian shoppers commit to boycotting U.S. products amid the ongoing tariff war, some are raising their eyebrows at some tactics companies are using to appear more Canadian than they actually are.

The CFIA recalls span multiple categories of food, including meats, dips, and frozen meals. Each recall is driven by specific health and safety risks, underscoring the importance of consumer vigilance ...