Label, film, and shrink sleeve providers are bringing the beauty industry valuable options—with the added flex of sustainability.

A look at design-world events, products and people ... kaleidoscopic dresses at the runway show from the Japanese label Anrealage made the case that we’re all walking billboards.

But with the duties now in effect and Canadian retaliatory tariffs on $30 billion worth of American products also in play, many are taking their commitment to shopping for homegrown products even ...

However, Narrative Research notes that there's actually quite a big difference between the two labels. According to Canada's Competition Bureau, a non-food "Product of Canada" refers to 98 percent ...

The most notable design is La Vieille Ferme Luberon Blanc, a brand created by the Perrin family in 1970. Embracing the rooster and hen on the label, social-media commenters on Tiktok rebranded the ...

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Months of hot air and bravado have finally come to fruition: Canada is in a trade war. U.S. President Donald Trump’s 25 per cent tariffs on Canada, imposed Tuesday, have sent buy-Canadian ...

An online petition for clear “Product of Canada” labels in Canadian grocery stores has gathered over 20,000 signatures so far. Neal Chauhan, a former Shopify marketer in Toronto, started the ...

Low fat: 'low fat' doesn't always equal healthy. In the UK this label means the product must have less than 3g of fat per 100g. But when producers take out fat they often pile in sugar.

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Swapping to cheaper supermarket own-label products can be an effective way to cut your food bill. You might think giving up your brand favourites would be a wrench, but our taste tests have found ...