Comments on: ‘Made in Canada’ – via China

By: Barcodes could reveal your food’s credentials

Barcodes could reveal your food’s credentials — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 02:39:42 +0000

[...] after extensive research, it is often difficult to know where our food comes from.Â It is easy to disguise products as local and to hide their origins or details concerning their [...]

By: Gigi Bochi

Gigi Bochi — Fri, 30 May 2008 19:39:45 +0000

Apparently many people’s outcry have changed the laws. When a product will be manufactured in Canada, it will have to also state where the ingrediants come from. It used to be when you bought apple juice, it would say “Canada Fancy”, and people would assume that it was apples from Canada. If it is packaged in Canada, we assume they use apple produced in Canada. But the public outrage after the dogfood problems from China, have opened up knowledge to the people and NOW finally if we drink apple juice we will know where those apple are from. We really need to support our country and farmers. Buy Canada! China can send it’s apple and apple juice to the USA! We don’t need it, we have enough of our own wonderful product!

By: Canada’s trade with China - Growing and Growing | Bullroarer

Canada’s trade with China - Growing and Growing | Bullroarer — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 04:29:23 +0000

[...] trade with China – Growing and Growing I have written a little bit about Canada and its trade with China especially with respect to food. Last Friday, a study detailing Canada’s trade with China was [...]

By: Product of Canada? « From My Bottom Step

Product of Canada? « From My Bottom Step — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 18:39:09 +0000

[...] labels misleading 2007/07/06: Globe & Mail – ‘Made in Canada’ via China 2007/10/16: Bullroarer – ‘Made in Canada’ via China 2007/10/26: Talk, Talk, Talk – ‘Made in Canada’ is Code for ‘Made in China’ [...]

By: Is it really â€œProduct of Canadaâ€? - Bullroarer

Is it really â€œProduct of Canadaâ€? - Bullroarer — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 02:44:23 +0000