AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSupply-Chain Security: Cyberattacks have disrupted supermarket refrigeration in at least nine European countries, spoiling food and exposing a risk for Canadian grocers and processors. Repeated outages could add costs and put pressure on food prices. Company Results: Agthia’s nine-month revenue rose 9.6% to Dh3.9 billion, while Seneca Foods reported six-month sales of $897.8 million, up from $757.5 million a year earlier. Beverage Growth: Coke Canada Bottling is investing in local facilities and sees opportunity in low- and no-calorie drinks, energy and sports nutrition. Restaurant Strategy: With U.S. traffic still sluggish, McDonald’s is seeking a stronger entry-level value offer and leaning on digital deals; First Watch plans 55 openings in 2027, slightly below this year’s pace. Food Safety: South Korean water experts warn against using ordinary rubber hoses to wash kimchi ingredients, as chemicals can react with tap-water chlorine and create a strong odor. Pricing Scrutiny: The FTC is investigating how DoorDash, Instacart and Uber use consumer data to set prices, while separately suing Toast over alleged undisclosed fees and cancellation barriers.
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