The Coors Light brewer will pay £71 million ($88 million) for 8.5% of Fevertree, a move that will help the Chicago-based company expand its non-alcoholic range.

as investors weighed the potential for Canada's economy to escape broad-based U.S. tariffs and a report that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would resign. Trudeau's departure would leave ...

This innovative whiskey begins as a Kentucky Straight Bourbon matured in a new, toasted, charred American oak barrel. The ...

The plot has thickened in the Justin Trudeau-Heinz ketchup controversy, as consumers with bottles that say “Product of USA” ...

Heinz’s statement said that aside from a period between 2015 and 2020, when it made the controversial decision to close its ...

As the threat of US tariffs looms, Canadian consumers may face rising costs on American-made goods. But what role do our ...

"Kraft Heinz Canada is deeply disappointed that Prime Minister Trudeau has made misleading statements that Heinz ketchup is ...

The makers of America's favorite condiment said they are 'deeply disappointed' by PM Justin Trudeau 's claims about their ...

Kraft Heinz is defending its Canadian-made ketchup after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used the condiment as an example in ...

Ontario’s opposition parties say the province’s doctor shortage must be discussed on the campaign trail. As CBC’s Shawn ...

Kraft Heinz Canada called out Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after saying the ketchup was not made in Canada during a press ...