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Living Beauty sees spectacular growth since launching flagship store a year ago

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By Mario Toneguzzi Verified
| Retail-Insider Verified
Living Beauty, Toronto’s luxury spa and retail destination on Dupont Street, has just celebrated one year since opening. Living Beauty was founded by Mariam White, who spent over a decade running Living Beauty Inc., her B2B distribution company, identifying and championing beauty winners before they became household names — introducing brands like Biologique Recherche, Dame, Manucurist, and La Bonne Brosse to Canada’s top spas, salons and retailers.
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Fairtrade Canada reports record US$10 million in producer premiums as certified coffee sales rise

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By Mario Toneguzzi Verified
| Retail-Insider Verified
Fairtrade Canada says sales of Fairtrade-certified products in Canada generated a record US$10 million in Fairtrade Premium payments for producers in 2025, while coffee brands offering Fairtrade-certified products posted sales growth despite declines in the broader Canadian coffee market.
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Canada’s new tariff on imported canned vegetables expected to add pressure to grocery prices, MEI says

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By Mario Toneguzzi Verified
| Retail-Insider Verified
A Montreal-based public policy think tank says the federal government’s decision to impose a new tariff on imported canned vegetables will increase costs for consumers at a time when food prices continue to outpace overall inflation. The Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) made the comments after the release of Statistics Canada’s latest consumer price data, arguing that the new tariff could place additional financial pressure on households, particularly those already facing higher grocery bills.
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