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More Canadians eating food past 'best before' dates as costs rise

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As the cost of groceries increases, more Canadians are willing to go past the best before dates on food. A recent study out of Dalhousie University's Agri-Food Analytics Lab surveyed 9,109 Canadians to see how they are managing food safety risks.

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More Canadians eating food past 'best before' dates as costs rise

12 days ago·Canada

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National Post

Canadians are eating risky foods to cope with high food prices, study suggests

Canadians are rethinking the food they might have otherwise thrown away, often without knowing whether that food is safe to eat, to cope with food inflation and higher prices, according to a new study from Dalhousie University's Agri-Food Analytics Lab.

12 days ago·Canada

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The Epoch Times

Canadians More Likely to Eat Food Past Best-Before Date as Grocery Costs Rise, Study Finds

The rise in grocery prices is pushing an increasing number of Canadians to eat food that has passed its best-before date, a new study surveying Canadian eating habits has found. The consumption of potentially unsafe foods is directly linked to escalating prices at grocery stores, says Dalhousie University Agri-Food Analytics Lab professor Sylvain Charlebois, adding that many Canadians simply cannot afford to waste any food. “As food prices climb…

11 days ago·New York, United States

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Daily Hive

Food prices are so high that many Canadians are eating stuff past best-before dates

Have you found yourself ignoring the best-before date on that carton of milk or tub of salsa in the fridge in an attempt to save some money due to ...

12 days ago·Canada

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Inside Halton

More Canadians willing to eat past best-before date as food prices rise, study suggests

The Dalhousie University study suggests 58 per cent of people are more inclined to consume food close to or past its best-before date as a result of rising food prices.

12 days ago·Halton Hills, Canada

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More Canadians eating food past 'best before' dates as costs rise

More Canadians eating food past 'best before' dates as costs rise

Canadians are eating risky foods to cope with high food prices, study suggests

Canadians are eating risky foods to cope with high food prices, study suggests

Canadians More Likely to Eat Food Past Best-Before Date as Grocery Costs Rise, Study Finds

Canadians More Likely to Eat Food Past Best-Before Date as Grocery Costs Rise, Study Finds

Food prices are so high that many Canadians are eating stuff past best-before dates

Food prices are so high that many Canadians are eating stuff past best-before dates

More Canadians willing to eat past best-before date as food prices rise, study suggests

More Canadians willing to eat past best-before date as food prices rise, study suggests

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