Corporations

Stories related to the corporate influence on farming, and critiques of policy and practices that emphasize profits over people.

Federal Election 2025: Build Canadian Food Sovereignty
Federal Election 2025: Build Canadian Food Sovereignty
Let’s Get Serious about Building Canadian Sovereignty in response to USA Aggression
Let’s Get Serious about Building Canadian Sovereignty in response to USA Aggression
Bolster Canadian Food Sovereignty during Tariff “Pause”, says National Farmers Union
Bolster Canadian Food Sovereignty during Tariff “Pause”, says National Farmers Union
Bunge-Viterra merger approval highlights myth of competition and need for effective regulation, says NFU
Bunge-Viterra merger approval highlights myth of competition and need for effective regulation, says NFU
Agricultural GHG Emissions, A Comprehensive Analysis: New NFU report
Agricultural GHG Emissions, A Comprehensive Analysis: New NFU report
Bunge-Viterra merger has drastic implications for Canadian farmers
Bunge-Viterra merger has drastic implications for Canadian farmers
Take Action: Reverse CFIA decision on gene edited seed regulation!
Take Action: Reverse CFIA decision on gene edited seed regulation!
Federal government allows biotechnology companies free reign in the food system, removes safety checks on corporate science and denies transparency to farmers and food companies
Federal government allows biotechnology companies free reign in the food system, removes safety checks on corporate science and denies transparency to farmers and food companies
Letter to Prime Minister Trudeau re President of the CFIA
Letter to Prime Minister Trudeau re President of the CFIA
Statement on ISDS and climate
Statement on ISDS and climate
Letter – CFIA President must be replaced in light of CropLife Canada apparent involvement in writing regulations
Letter – CFIA President must be replaced in light of CropLife Canada apparent involvement in writing regulations
Nitrogen Fertilizer: New Report Takes Big-Picture Look
Nitrogen Fertilizer: New Report Takes Big-Picture Look