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No whey: Small businesses grapple with global whey protein shortage

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By Ritika Dubey Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
When David Baillargeon placed an order for a batch of whey protein for his business last fall, his supplier turned it down. "He's like, 'Bro, I told you. There's nothing left,'" Baillargeon said, founder of Canadian Premier Supplements, a small-scale contract manufacturer for protein supplements, which helps the likes of influencers and gym owners launch their own products.
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Sobeys parent Empire turns focus to growth after years-long transformation

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By Ritika Dubey Verified
| Times Colonist Verified
Empire Co. Ltd.'s new chief executive is having "a lot of fun" in the top job as he steers the grocer toward growth six months into his new role. "I'm just trying to bring this company at the level the company deserves," said CEO Pierre St-Laurent, who also celebrated 35 years at Empire earlier this week.
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Single Canadians pay more for groceries than shared households: Interac survey

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By Ritika Dubey Verified
| Canadian Grocer Verified
Many single Canadians are feeling the pinch of higher food prices as they foot grocery bills single-handedly, according to a new report. An Interac survey found single Canadians spend about $102 a week on groceries, while couples in a shared household report paying about $80 per person per week. The report, published Tuesday (June 16), suggested nearly eight in 10 single Canadians say they can't seem to bring their bills down, no matter what they do.
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