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Despite continued affordability concerns, trust in all food institutions increased, the second Canadian Food Sentiment Index shows.{ai:summary}Food prices continue to be a significant concern for Canadians, as highlighted in the latest Canadian Food Sentiment Index from Dalhousie University’s Agri-Food Analytics Lab. The index reflects ongoing anxieties about rising costs in the food sector. #economy

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