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Canadian grocery price hikes mainly boost retailers, not farmers, due to supply chain inefficiencies.
Rising grocery prices in Canada have disproportionately benefited retailers and distributors, who capture most of the increased revenue, according to a new analysis.
While consumers pay more at checkout, farmers and producers receive only a small share of the final price, as costs from transportation, energy, and corporate overhead rise.
The report highlights systemic inefficiencies and lack of transparency in the food supply chain, urging policy reforms to ensure fairer profit distribution and greater accountability.
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Los aumentos de precios de comestibles canadienses impulsan principalmente a los minoristas, no a los agricultores, debido a ineficiencias en la cadena de suministro.