Livestock
Livestock

Canada Approves its First Gene-edited Pig for Human Consumption

By: Victoria Tenor In January 2026, Canada took a step forward in agricultural biotechnology by approving the country’s first gene-edited (GE) mammal for human consumption. …

Cheap Beef Today, Food Security Tomorrow

Why Canada Needs a Productivity Solution Karen Churchill CSO Canada is having a familiar conversation about food affordability, especially pertaining to beef prices. As beef …

‘Slow Magic’ – The Economic Benefits of Canadian Swine Research

‘Slow Magic’ is the term coined for the economic returns on investment (ROI) in the agricultural sector which can take decades or longer to be …

A Bad Bargain on the Menu: Why Brazilian Beef Comes at a Cost

Overview Food prices, more particularly food inflation, have been a topic of contention for the past five years. As a result, in late January 2026 …

Swine Innovation Porc: Canadian Pork Success Stories

When we think about research, it can be easy to skip ahead to the conclusions and focus solely on those papers with immediate, real-world implications. However, …

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