What does CMAC stand for?

Confectionery Manufacturers Association of Canada

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3 billion worth of chocolate and candy every year, according to the Confectionery Manufacturers Association of Canada.

Chocolate price fixing in Canada alleged

Chocolate Manufacturers Association - American Nutraceutical Association (ANA) - Retail Confectioners International - American Association of Candy Technologists (AACT) - National Association of Chewing Gum Manufacturers (NACGM) - National Confectionery Sales Association (NCSA) - Confectionery Manufacturers Association of Canada (CMAC) For more information visit http://www.

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3-billion worth of chocolate and candy every year, according to the Confectionery Manufacturers Association of Canada.

Canada looks into chocolate price fixing