Dr. Mike von Massow sits at a desk with a computer screen displaying the words "food FOCUS"
Dr. Mike von Massow

Ontario Agricultural College food economist Dr. Mike von Massow discussed high grocery prices with media outlets. 

Appearing on CBC The National, von Massow said he’s not convinced grocers are establishing excessively high food prices to fuel inflation. 

On air with CBC Radio, von Massow offered his thoughts on the latest developments of the federal government’s inquiry into grocer profits. 

In an opinion piece for The Globe and Mail, von Massow discussed the various factors behind why food costs are so high. 

A professor in the Department of Food, Agriculture and Resource Economics von Massow researches retail and restaurant food demand, supply chain management, and value chain structure and performance. 

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