Are you buying Canadian? How Canadian is your dog’s food? Is it from a US company?
Feel free to browse through this list of Canadian dog and cat foods to find out if your brand made the list! (Notice Royale Canin, orijin and acana are owned by Mars now).
#dogs #cats #dogsoffediverse #catsoffediverse #fedicats #fedidogs #petowners
Recent interviews with industry leaders and experts point toward 10 areas where actionable strategies are needed – and toward the sorts of policy actions that may be neededAdam Radwanski (The Globe and Mail)
While reading the packaging before purchasing, what do we look for to know just how Canadian a product is?
CLICK HERE and you’ll find all your answers on a trustworthy cite, by the government of Canada.
When looking to Buy Canadian, here is a comprehensive guide when reading product labels. Don’t get fooled by Big Box Chains presenting their “prepared in canada” butter as if they support the Canadian economy more than the Canadian-Farm-to-table butter beside their No Name.inspection.canada.ca
#US - One of the most common questions asked of the Foreign Agricultural Service (#FAS) office based in the United States #Embassy in #Ottawa, #Canada is why Canada is able to restrict the entry of US #dairy #products into Canada, and yet Canada is able to #export dairy products to the United States. This report, by the #USDA Foreign #Agricultural Service, attempts to provide a clear explanation using yogurt #trade as a case study.
thedairysite.com/articles/2750…
US - One of the most common questions asked of the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) office based in the United States Embassy in Ottawa, Canada is why Canada is able to restrict the entry of US dairwww.thedairysite.com
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Laura Anna
in reply to Laura Anna • •“ The Canadian Supply Management System in Dairy
Since 1970 Canada's dairy industry has been operating under a supply management system by which supply is matched with domestic demand. In the process of controlling the supply the amount of imports are made predictable through a system of tariff rate quotas. Canada annually allows in a pre- determined amount of dairy products in various categories duty free from the United States, but once the volume limit has been reached (quota), anything over that amount is subject to tariffs of a minimum of 200 per cent and up to 313.5 per cent.”
Laura Anna
in reply to Laura Anna • •He probably didn’t care. He just wants to sell sell sell.