Canada: Sector wants to tackle challenges head-on

Published 2024년 12월 24일

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The Canadian Pork Council and Canadian Meat Council recently met with stakeholders in Ottawa to discuss the Canadian pork sector's priorities. They stressed the need for a recovery program to quickly restore market access and stabilize the sector in case of an African Swine Fever outbreak. The councils also highlighted the importance of improved trade opportunities and a reliable, year-round agricultural workforce. They urged the government to prioritize solutions to labor shortages in the pork sector, including labor and immigration programs.
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The Canadian Pork Council (CPC) and Canadian Meat Council (CMC) recently met in Ottawa with parliamentarians, government officials and industry partners to discuss key priorities for the Canadian pork sector. The CPC and CMC emphasized the importance of a recovery program to quickly restore market access and stabilize the sector in the event of an African Swine Fever outbreak. With improved trade opportunities, the Canadian pork sector aims to provide Canadian pork producers with more opportunities in international markets. The councils highlighted the need for a reliable, year-round agricultural workforce and urged the government to prioritize solutions to labor shortages in the pork sector. This included looking at labor and immigration programs. Text: Gerben Hofman You have just read an article from the trade journal Varkensbedrijf Would you like to read more articles like this? With a subscription to the trade journal Varkensbedrijf you will receive the latest news. Each ...
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