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Canadian Government Moves Ahead with Failed Plain Packaging Policy

May 14, 2018

The Canadian government passed legislation to introduce plain packaging for tobacco products despite evidence that the policy doesn't work and is not supported by Canadians. A study by Forum Research shows Canadians believe requiring ...

Tags: Plain Packaging, Packaging

Parrish and Heimbecker Secures $10m From Canada for New Milling Plant

Nov 17, 2016

Parrish and Heimbecker has secured a funding of $10m from the Canadian government to build a new wheat flour milling plant at Hamilton. The Canadian grain company’s new plant is expected to increase production capacity of wheat ...

Tags: Milling Plant, Parrish, Heimbecker

Alberta Seed Potato Exporters Gain Access to Thailand

Nov 14, 2016

The Canadian government has secured export agreement for Alberta seed potatoes to Thailand. After Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, Alberta has now become the third Canadian province to get market access for seed potatoes in ...

Tags: Alberta Seed, Potato

Canada to Provide $350m Boost to Dairy Sector Ahead of CETA

Nov 14, 2016

The Canadian government will inject a $350m into the country's dairy sector to support its competitiveness ahead of the likely implementation of the Canada–European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Investment ...

Tags: dairy sector, robotic milker

Canada Launches Public Consultations on Plain Packaging for Tobacco Products

Jun 3, 2016

The Canadian government has launched public consultations on plain packaging requirements for tobacco products, in an effort to protect Canadians against the dangers of tobacco use. The ruling will regulate the size and shape of tobacco ...

Tags: Tobacco Products, Plain Packaging

Vice-Minister Ding Meets Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson

Nov 26, 2015

Vice-Minister Ding Wei(left) and Ottawa mayor Jim Watson (right) shake hands in Beijing on Nov 18 [Photo\Culturalink.gov.cn] Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture Ding Wei met Ottawa mayor Jim Watson on Nov 18. Ding noted that the ...

Tags: cultural exchanges, Canada-China Cultural Dialogue, food festival

Canadian Approved Gluten-Free Claims on Specially Produced Oats and Foods

Jun 2, 2015

The Canadian government has approved gluten-free claims on specially produced oats and foods containing trace amounts of gluten. The approval comes after it was found that oats produced and processed to avoid cross-contamination by gluten ...

Tags: Specially Produced Oats, Gluten-Free

Canada Tariffs Free

Apr 7, 2015

Imports into Canada from Myanmar will now enjoy tariff free status after the Canadian government restored the country’s General Preferential Tariff (GPT) and Least Developed Country Tariff (LDCT). Myanmar’s eligibility for GPT ...

Tags: GPT, trading patterns, Apparel

Canadian High Commissioner Praised The Progress Made by Bangladesh in RMG Secror

Mar 25, 2015

Newly appointed Canadian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Benoît-Pierre Laramee has praised the progress made by Bangladesh in improving working conditions in readymade garment (RMG) sector. During a meeting with office bearers of ...

Tags: Canadian High Commissioner, RMG Progress

Government-Level Talk Start Between Canada and India on Canola Oil Labelling Issue

Dec 19, 2014

Government-level talks have started between Canada and India over the supply of canola oil in the Indian market with the same name. Canola Council vice-president Bruce Jowett was in India recently to discuss the issues related to the ...

Tags: Oil Labelling, Indian market

Several Asian Markets Have Decided to Restrict The Import of Canadian Poultry

Dec 5, 2014

Several Asian markets have decided to restrict the import of Canadian poultry following the detection of avian influenza on two farms in British Columbia. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has confirmed the presence of H5 avian ...

Tags: H5 avian influenza, Agriculture

Canadian Government Has Announced New Labeling Requirements for MTB

Aug 25, 2014

Canadian government has announced new labeling requirements for mechanically tenderized beef (MTB) as part of Health Canada's commitment to promote food safety in the country. Effective immediately, the MTB products will be clearly ...

Tags: Canadian government, MTB, Food

2014 Marked The One-Year Point Since NEOSSat Was Successfully Launched Into Outer Space

Aug 13, 2014

Boyd Coatings Research Co., Inc. was selected to strategically coat and laminate a suitcase-sized microsatellite that orbits the Earth searching for near-earth asteroids and “space junk" that are difficult to spot using ground-based ...

Tags: NEOSSat, success, Construction

Canada and South Korea Would Remove The Current 3% to 8% Tariff

Jun 23, 2014

A proposed free trade agreement between Canada and South Korea would remove the current 3% to 8% tariff that Canadian oil and gas producers have to pay for exports into that Asian nation, a Canadian government spokeswoman said Monday. ...

Tags: LNG Exports, Oil Exports

The Canadian Tariffs on Imports of South Korean Cars Will Be Phased out

Mar 13, 2014

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has announced that Canada and South Korea have concluded negotiations on a free trade agreement, under which, the Canadian tariffs on imports of South Korean cars will be phased out over a period of ...

Tags: concluded negotiations, new agreement, automotive markets

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