Winnipeg, Manitoba – November 24, 2021 –The question that Canadian wheat customers are asking, How did the drought affect this year’s wheat quality? Despite the hot and dry conditions, farmers grew almost 22 million tonnes of wheat. Until the crop was analyzed, there was concern that quality might be negatively affected but the Canadian system showed its strength this year resulting in a crop that has maintained its quality.
Winnipeg – November 18, 2021 – Cereals Canada applauds the announcement of free trade agreement negotiations between Canada and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and calls for expedited Parliamentary processes to enable the start of negotiations in early 2022.
Winnipeg, MB- June 25, 2020 – Cereals Canada held its first AGM as an amalgamated organization June 24th. An exciting highlight included the announcement of the Canadian National Millers Association (CNMA) membership acceptance to an already notable group of members from the cereals value-chain. Moving ahead, the Board has also decided to continue with the current executive committee for another year.
The value of engaging the entire wheat chain
When the Canadian Wheat Research Priorities task group convened in 2019 to begin the consultative process that would create the 2020-2022 priorities, they purposely invited representatives along the entire wheat value chain from across Canada.
Winnipeg, December 9, 2020 – Today, on behalf of the entire value chain, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and Cereals Canada released updated wheat research priorities through to 2022.
Cereals Canada is a national, not-for-profit organization that brings a broad and diverse collaboration of partners from all sectors of the cereals value chain.
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