The episode features a discussion on Canada's food manufacturing sector with insights from guest Michael Graydon, CEO of FHCP, covering various industry challenges and news.
Michael LeBlanc and Dr. Sylvain Charlebois welcome back Michael Graydon, CEO of FHCP, for a deep dive into Canada’s food manufacturing sector. The wide-ranging conversation explores regulatory burdens, access to capital, retail consolidation, and trade uncertainty. Graydon highlights the growing divide between large and small manufacturers and the importance of the Grocery Code of Conduct. In the news, government policy shifts with the new Liberal majority, the amazing innovative work of the Greater Vancouver Food Bank, positive fuel tax implications, food price dynamics, supply chain developments, and the growing divide in Canada’s “K-shaped economy,” celebrating a key role in restaurants, a Vancouver restaurant that epitomizes the bespoke tin seafood TikTok trend and former NFL star Laurent Duvernay-Tardif purchasing a Montreal bakery.
People in this episode
Hosts: Michael LeBlanc, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois
Guest: Michael Graydon
Topics covered
food manufacturing
regulatory burdens
retail consolidation
trade uncertainty
Grocery Code of Conduct
K-shaped economy
supply chain developments
Keywords
food manufacturing
Canada
Grocery Code of Conduct
retail
supply chain
K-shaped economy
Michael Graydon
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: FHCP
Places: Canada, Greater Vancouver, Montreal, Vancouver