Canada's Food Price Report 2025, Farting Cows & guest Gordon Neal of RFINE Biomass Solutions
This episode of The Food Professor #podcast highlights the release of Canada's Food Price Report, forecasting a 3-5% increase in food costs for 2025, translating to an additional $801 yearly expense for a family of four. Key drivers include escalating meat prices due to small herd sizes, pork inflation, and avian flu impacting poultry. The eastern provinces face heightened food inflation due to logistics and cyclical patterns.
The report incorporates machine learning, econometrics, and collaboration across universities, emphasizing transparency through self-assessment. It also sheds light on…
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