As of March 18, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has found six companies to be non-compliant with country-of-origin labeling rules after a spike in complaints
    • tantalizer@lemmy.worldEnglish
      17·
      9 days ago

      Chef’s Plate started putting stickers on their boxes saying “Produced in Canada” and below it basically says ‘from international ingredients’.

      • Phoenixz@lemmy.ca
        42·
        9 days ago

        This sort od shit? Jail the marketing director who signed off on this and see how fast that lying shit stops…

        Jailing managers and directors n that break the law fixes this, please start locking them up, just like you do with the rest of us plebs.

        LOCK THEM UP

          • Phoenixz@lemmy.ca
            1·
            2 days ago

            In the political environment we’re in right now it pays to claim you’re Canadian. If you make that claim while you’re not, you’re committing fraud. If I commit fraud, I go to jail. If a CEO decides to commit fraud he…?

            • prodigalsorcerer@lemmy.ca
              1·
              2 days ago

              Is it produced in Canada? If so, that’s not fraud.

              A lot of things are produced in Canada with non Canadian ingredients. Pointing out the former while still having the latter information isn’t fraud. It’s barely even being misleading.

    • enkers@sh.itjust.works
      17·
      9 days ago

      OK, I’ll start:

      It’s a little thing, but Fresh Co. labels a ton of produce as “Mexico or the US”. That seems a bit shady in my books, so I’ll just assume that means it’s from the US.

      • DrainKikoLake@lemmy.ca
        11·
        9 days ago

        I see the same at NoFrills as well, but if you look at the actual produce stickers instead of the bin labels it will tell you the specific country.