Outlooks

The latest outlooks for the 2021 Canadian food and beverage industry show that adapting to consumer beverage preferences is important for growth.

Canadian consumers flocked to greenhouse produce in 2020. Here are the reasons that may slow in 2021.

With supplies remaining tight, prices higher than expected dominate the May outlook for Canada’s grain, oilseed and pulse sectors in 2021.

Feed prices continue to dominate in our May broiler update. But the waning influence of COVID-related production and consumption declines may be the bigger story of 2021.

Growing global demand for feed, the re-appearance of ASF, expected drought across North and South America and an economic awakening impact this month’s outlook for Canadian hog and cattle producers.

From our May 2021 Dairy Outlook, dairy producers can expect increased revenues but growth in feed prices is reducing profitability.

As spring approaches and the sap starts flowing, maple producers could face these business and production opportunities and challenges in 2021.

The 2021 sector outlook shows profitability as the economy and foodservice sectors recover, but also a rise in feed costs.

A review of the Canadian cranberry industry and what’s driving growth and efficiency gains.

If tight supplies mean higher prices, what’s the outlook for Canada’s grain, oilseed and pulse sectors in 2021?