On-the-Ground Updates

Increase demand for Canadian grown produce domestically

Rajjun Sahota
Published May 26, 2020
COVID 19 has pushed Canadian's demand for locally sourced produce and is a by-product of mostly unrealized fears of food security issues. Communities, cities, and Provinces across the country have been showing more interest and pushing the public to buy items produced locally to both support local farmers and as a precautionary measure against a potential second-wave of COVID.

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