B.C. food bank received surge of U.S. produce as Canadians avoided buying it

For five weeks, a food bank in Nanaimo, B.C. says it saw a jump in the amount of American produce being donated through a food recovery program. But now, that surplus has dwindled.

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B.C. food bank received surge of U.S. produce as Canadians avoided buying it

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