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The article presents the food and drink industry report in Canada and includes 5-year forecasts to 2017. It cites that the trend on healthier food, sweet, and large range of foods will continue to be notable with Canadian consumers. It notes that the sales of wine the country continue to gain owing to consumers merchandising up to higher-priced varieties. Moreover, the leading companies in the beer- Molson and Sleeman Breweries, and the largest in wine sector is Vincor International.

The article focuses on the performance of the food and drink industry of Canada in the second quarter of 2013, and presents the industry's forecasts by information provider Business Monitor International Ltd. till 2017. It discusses the importance for food producers to improve product ingredients and provide information on nutritional value of products to consumers. It states that confectionery sales are expected to improve in value over the period, 2012-2017.

A profile of the food retail industry in Canada as of March 2013 is presented. The market grew by 4.2% in 2012. It is forecasted to have a value of 142.5-billion U.S. dollar in 2017. The most lucrative segments in the market are hypermarket, supermarket and discounters which are expected to reach total revenues of 73.3-billion U.S. dollar in 2012. The leading player in the market is Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc.

A business analysis of George Weston Ltd. a distributor of food products and provider of general merchandise and financial products and services, is provided, focusing on its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities for improvement and threats to the company. Strengths include its strategic acquisitions. Weaknesses include its geographical concentration. Opportunities for improvement include demand for organic and nutritional food in Canada. Threats to the company include intense competition.

The article forecasts the performance of Canada's food and drinks industry until 2021. SWOT analysis of the industry and mass grocery retail industry is offered. The country's economic growth is slow in 2012 as overstretched households retrench their spending, added to weakening global conditions. Slowdown of consumer activity is anticipated as 2012 progresses due to restrained expenditure and subdued income growth.

The article discusses current trends and developments related to the food industry in Canada. It has been stated ConAgra Foods is planning to acquire all Del Monte branded packaged fruit, fruit snacks and vegetable products in Canada. It has been stated that a more-than-double rise in net earnings has been reported by Canadian food processor Maple Leaf Foods for 2011 in comparison to 2010.

The article presents growth outlook for the food and drink industry of Canada for 2012. It has been stated that a full-year average growth of 2.0% has been predicted for 2012. It has been informed that total food consumption is expected to increase by 11.8% during 2011-2016. It has been informed that demand for canned food sales, both in terms of volume and value, are expected to significantly increase for the forecasted period.

The article presents a profile of the food retail industry in Canada. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

The article presents an analysis of the competitive landscape for the food and drink industry in Canada as of the first quarter of 2012. It states that the consumer shares in the country have been moving upwards wherein consumer discretionary stocks outperformed, showing no signs for risk aversion. It also highlights the condition of the convenience retailer Alimentation Couche- Tard Inc. which has been rapidly expanding driven by the increasing demand of consumers for convenience.

The article presents company profiles of the food and drink industry in Canada. It states that George Weston Ltd. has been one of North America's largest food processing and distribution groups that focuses on brand development and low operating costs. It highlights the move of Maple Leaf Foods Inc. in formulating its strategic principles, with an intent to focus on the higher margin and value-added meats. Moreover, Corby Distilleries Ltd. has secured a strong position in the industry.

The article presents an overview of the trends and developments on food industry in Canada. It highlights the move of the industry to continually invests to drive future growth despite difficult operating conditions. It adds that there is an increase demand for healthier food as consumers try to adopt healthier lifestyles. A period of restructuring has also been widely visible, putting emphasis on the impact of wider economic situation.

The article presents an outlook on the condition of food and drink industry in Canada. It states that consumer have remained resilient throughout the global recession and will likely to continue at the present macroeconomic trends. It adds that the gross domestic product (GDP) growth will significantly rise on the weaker global economic conditions. The possible impact of the growth cycle in China on the overall condition of the industry is also highlighted.

The article presents a profile of the fast food industry in Canada. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

The article offers information on key industry trends and developments in the food industry of Canada. It informs about the investments made by various food firms including Canada Bread Co. Ltd., Maple Leaf foods Inc. and Ferrero SpA. It also discusses other trends including participation in nutrition initiative by Kellogg Co. and PepsiCo Inc. and the food industry restructuring. Information on the market overview for food consumption, food processing and confectionary is also presented.

The article offers information on the methods used by market research provider in generating the food and drink industry forecasts in Canada. It explains on the approach used in evaluating the risk/reward ratings systems in the aspect of the sector's size, growth potential and the specific dangers of the industry as well as the indicators. It also presents a glossary for the said industry including food consumption, canned food, and trade.

The article presents the competitive scenario of the food and drink industry in Canada. It mentions the industry's trend analysis noting on the demand for the commodity that chimes with moderation to consumer spending. It notes on the uptrend in the Canadian market which is expected to moderate in 2011 and 2012 reflecting a resilient economic performance attributed to the rebound in retail spending. Several charts depicting the performance of major players in the industry are also offered.

The article presents trends and developments in the food industry in Canada. It notes the demand for healthier food as consumers take on healthier lifestyles putting much interest to healthy alternatives which boost nutritional products in the country. The growth market for food consumption attributes to consumer demand for higher quality translating to the increasing health consciousness which improved merchandising techniques, innovative packaging, and the adaptation to market trends.

The article presents an outlook for the performance of the food and drink industry in Canada from 2005-2015. The industry has manifested resilience during the downturn which was reflected in consumption growth in 2008 and 2009 which is associated to the conventional positioning of banks promoting consumer confidence. The country's consumer sector is predicted to gain and attract a hold in of investment into its food and drink sector and an overall stability in the country's consumer sectors.

The article provides an overview of the food and drink industry business environment in Canada from 2011 to 2015. It notes the impact of rising commodity prices reflecting on the margins and valuation of food and drink industries. It also discusses the growing global prices which becomes a crucial factor in the emerging markets where the surge of inflation endangers to put down the confidence and sets pressure on growth in spending power.

The article presents business environment forecasts for the food and drink sector of Canada. It states that the government legislation will play a major role in the marginalisation of unhealthy foods and drinks. It says that commodity price volatility is expected to continuously affect producer earnings while emerging markets will pursue their frontier market investments. It adds that the tension between the retailers and producers will remain.

The article presents key industry trends and developments in the food industry sector of Canada for the second quarter of 2011. It states that the demand for healthier food in Canada has increased and it has experienced a period of restructuring. It says that leading companies like George Weston Foods Ltd. have started its international operations. It adds that Canada's confectionery sales is following a trend of healthy eating with an emphasis on specialty and artisan products.

The article presents industry forecasts for the food and drink sector of Canada for the second quarter of 2011. It states that Canadian consumers are not likely to be a large contributor to economic growth of Canada while net exports and fixed investment will be the key factors towards growth. It mentions the increased price sensitivity among consumers and the best growth opportunities in the healthy foods sector.

The article presents the competitive scenario of the food and drink industry in Canada. It profiles several companies in the food and drink industry as well as in mass grocery retail (MGR) including Saputo Inc., Canada's largest dairy processor, Corby Distilleries Ltd., leading manufacturer of spirit coolers and Loblaw Co. Ltd., leading MGR in the country. Several charts indicating the key players in the food and drink sector and mass grocery retail industry in Canada are also presented.

The article presents a forecast in the food and drink industry in Canada. It mentions that the country continue to outperform its peers in the market while grocery retailing remains well below saturation and has been shaken up by the expansion of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. which is a retail-giant in the U.S. Meanwhile, Canada's consumer sector is expected to attract a moderate amount of investment into its food and drink sector.

The article reports on the trends and development in the food industry in Canada. It mentions an increase demand for healthier food following the trend for a healthier lifestyle, a period of restructuring in the country's food industry in 2010 and the consolidation of the North American dairy sector and Saputo, Canada's largest dairy firm. It provides an overview on food consumption and food processing as well as the dairy processing industry and confectionery in Canada.

The article presents an overview on the food and drink industry in Canada. The country's business environment ratings for 2011 forecast an increase in private consumption however, unemployment came down significantly but remains elevated and income should remain subdued. A chart depicting the economic activity in Canada from 2007 until 2015 is also presented including nominal gross domestic product (GDP), population and industrial production.

The article reports on the Business Monitor International (BMI) Ltd. rating system for food and drink industry in Canada. It states that BMI assessment can be identified by factors including opportunities, operational risks, and proxies to investors. It mentions the categories for ratings such as rewards on the potential of the industry and risks that pertain to the expected payoffs. Also presented are tables with explanation on risk and rewards, components of weighting, and glossaries of terms.

The article offers information on the economic performance of the food and drink sector in Canada, which contributes to the country's resilience from the global financial crisis. It says that Canadian food and drink industry has led to the growth and development of the country's gross domestic product (GDP). Furthermore, it says that the decline in the economic activity and domestic housing markets in the U.S. will produce a negative impact on Canada's food and drink industry.

Presents a profile of the Hot Drinks industry in Canada. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Presents a profile of the Foodservice industry in Canada. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Presents a profile of the Savory Snacks industry in Canada. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Several charts are presented that tabulate key industrial players in Canada, particularly in the food, beverages, and mass grocery retail industry in terms of sales, revenue, and specific sector of the concerned industries including Agropur Cooperative, Clearly Canadian Beverage Corp., and Loblaw Cos. Ltd.

The article presents key industry trends, developments, and market overview of the food industry in Canada for the third quarter of 2010. Food and drink firm are investing in future growth despite tough operating conditions. The role of dairy firm Saputo in the consolidation of the North American dairy sector and the implications for the company are dicussed. The article also highlights Canadian food consumption, the processed food sector, and confectionery.

The article focuses on the condition of the food and drinks industry in Canada for the third quarter of 2010. Canada's consumers sector has steadily grown until global financial crisis and proved to be more resilient than other developed industries after the economic meltdown in 2008. Also, the country is foreseen to continue outperforming competitors in other developed countries towards 2014. However, the countries dependence on exports could be at risk.