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Q1 –What has the government done to secure a diversified supply?
Q2 – Is Canadian Royal Milk currently manufacturing infant formula for the domestic and export markets? Q3 – Why has the price of infant formula increased in the last two years?
Q1 – Is the U.S. meeting its international trade obligations with these regulations? Q2 – REDACTED Q3 – Will Canada adopt animal welfare standards reflected in these regulations?
Q1 – Why is the Government of Canada concerned about the new proposed rules on voluntary “Product of USA” labelling , when we have our own voluntary “Product of Canada” labelling guidelines? Q2 – Will Canada uses retaliatory measures/tariffs against this new proposal? Q3 – Is the United States meeting its WTO obligations?
What is the Government of Canada doing to minimize the impact of fertilizer emission reductions on the sector’s productivity?
What is the Government doing to ensure the agriculture and agri-food sector is contributing to climate change mitigation targets?
What is the Government of Canada doing to enhance the environmental resilience of the sector, including adapting to the impacts of climate change?
What is the government doing to support producers affected by hurricane Fiona?