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What food associations help to maintain Canadian food industry?

A food organization is one of the best ways to ensure that hygienic edibles are provided in the country. These organizations are responsible to make sure that the people consume healthy food which they are paying for. Continue Reading “What food associations help to maintain Canadian food industry?” →

June 14, 2018By Nickolas Flynn Food industry, Food institutions

Renowned Food Organizations

Unlike many countries in the world the Canadian government takes the issue of food packing and delivery very seriously. It is because safe and hygienic food and its delivery right to the customers is the top priority of the government. Continue Reading “Renowned Food Organizations” →

August 14, 2017By George Stokes Food industry, Food institutions

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North American Meat Institute @MeatInstitute·

18 Jul

“Many meat and poultry companies have integrated sustainability into their businesses and have successfully shown they can lower their impact on air, land and water," said NAMI President and CEO Julie Anna Potts
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Canadian Meat Council @CMCCVC·

17 Jul

Thanks for all the research done by Food Processing Skills Canada to help the industry demonstrate our urgent need for labour & thx again @HonAhmedHussen @PattyHajdu for addressing our need with the agri-food pilot https://t.co/c0tgsLeZlp
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Alberta Beef @albertabeef·

16 Jul

"The fact is “protein foods” are not all created equal – actually the protein content of foods varies dramatically. A large egg has about 6 g of protein. In contrast, a 75 g serving of trimmed beef contains 26 g of protein." Read Think Beef's article here: https://t.co/IAr4IETIcz

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Janet Riley @queenofwien·

16 Jul

Eating hot dogs with mittens and gloves on is acceptable in Canada. #RealMapleLeaf #TopDogFacts #NationalHotDogDay

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Alberta Pork @albertapork·

16 Jul

A new immigration pilot project has been launched to help agri-food sector employers hire foreign workers. Read more from @CMCCVC: https://t.co/q0cO5LYlYk #CdnAg #labour

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