Fuller Landau team • February 06, 2026The food and beverage industry started off on a positive note with experts predicting a solid recovery in 2025. By mid year however, a new reality had set in. Rising food costs, escalating trade tensions with the US, and supply chain disruptions – among other compelling factors – led to a more conservative forecast in ... Read more
Fuller Landau team • January 15, 2026Canadian food and beverage businesses have been fighting an uphill battle in the face of economic and geopolitical uncertainty. Within the past year, the industry has experienced renewed instability in the form of unpredictable tariffs, shifting trade rules, and rising costs. While these issues will remain at the top of organizations’ minds for t ... Read more
David Filice • July 24, 2025It is well understood by all industries that strong profitability is critical to running a sustainable operation and securing financing when needed. With the current economic climate, the Canadian food and beverage industry is especially challenged on a number of fronts. Typically, the go-to strategies in the profitability equation are increasing s ... Read more
Fuller Landau team • October 30, 2024There was a time when private label products were viewed as cost-saving, lower-quality alternatives for budget-conscious consumers. But their image has evolved considerably over the years. Private label brands have shed their discount image and evolved into quality, premium product offerings that span a broader population segment. Metro’s Irresis ... Read more
Fuller Landau team • June 06, 2024Fuller Landau recently co-hosted a webinar with Export Development Canada (EDC) titled “Global food and beverage: Planning your international expansion”. The webinar included a fireside chat with Rosanna Lamanna, Partner, Audit and Accounting, Fuller Landau LLP, Ashley Kanary, Director, Global Agri-Food, EDC, and Jessica Russell, Senior Relatio ... Read more
The food and beverage industry started off on a positive note with experts predicting a solid recovery in 2025. By mid year however, a new reality had set in. Rising food costs, escalating trade tensions with the US, and supply chain disruptions – among other compelling factors – led to a more conservative forecast in ... Read more