Agriculture

The Prairies are responsible for France’s mustard shortage

By Kelly-Anne Riess ● Newsletters ● September 14, 2022 November 18, 2022

France has been suffering a Dijon mustard shortage because of last year’s drought covering all of the Canadian Prairies.

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