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Canada Meat, Grain Sectors Eye EU Trade

By Rod Nickel June 11, 2009

Canada’s agriculture industry is eyeing free trade talks with the European Union as a rare chance to open a big high-income market. But for the beef sector, a major production shift may also be at stake. The Canadian beef industry has taken hits in recent years from low prices and prohibitive U. S. food-labelling laws,

Beef cattle, News

Beef Trade With Colombia Restored

By Ron Friesen May 28, 2009

Colombia will reopen its doors to Canadian beef and livestock, raising hopes for a breakthrough in Canada’s beef trade with Latin America. Colombia will accept 5,250 tonnes of Canadian beef annually duty free, yielding sales of nearly $6 million a year. Another expected $1 million worth of livestock and genetics sales will make the total

Beef cattle, Livestock, News

Canada Working Toward Beef Settlement With EU

By Alex Binkley May 28, 2009

Canada is discussing a possible settlement of its long-running beef dispute with the European Union, a spokeswoman for the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade says. The issue gained attention with the announcement in mid-May that the United States had reached a settlement with the EU, which will see more American beef enter the

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Canada’s Trade Hopes Raised

By Ron Friesen May 21, 2009

Canada expects to increase its beef exports to Europe, now that the U. S. will be able to do so. The U. S. and the EU have reached a four-year agreement in principle to increase American shipments of hormone-free beef to Europe. In exchange, the U. S. will gradually eliminate certain tariffs on EU products.

Beef cattle, Opinion

Protecting The Canadian Brand

May 14, 2009

JOHN MORRISS EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Stéphane Dion may not exactly be a barrel of laughs, but the much-abused former leader of the Liberal party may soon get the last one. That will be when the U. S. imposes a carbon tax – which in some form, is probably what it’s going to do – and Canada,

Beef cattle, Livestock, News

Beef Deal A Gleam Of Hope For U. S.-EU Trade Tensions

By Roberta Rampton May 14, 2009

The United States and European Union have agreed to temporarily put aside a 20-year fight over beef and do some business – a new pragmatic stage in a testy trade relationship that experts say could bode well for other bilateral fights. The four-year provisional deal on beef does not solve the fundamental divide over food

Beef cattle, Livestock

South Korea Returns To U. S. Beef

April 23, 2009

South Korea has reclaimed its position as the No. 3 market for U. S. beef after lifting a five-year ban put in place following the first case of mad cow disease in the United States in 2003. Industry sources expect sales to South Korea to continue rising in coming months amid some stability in the

Beef cattle, News

Canada Takes WTO Action On South Korean Beef Ban

April 16, 2009

Canada will request World Trade Organization consultations on South Korea’s ban on Canadian beef imports, a formal step which could lead to stronger action, Trade Minister Stockwell Day said April 8. South Korea banned Canadian beef in May 2003 af ter bovine spongi form encephalopathy (BSE) was found in a Canadian cow, but Day said

Beef cattle, Hogs, News, Poultry

Investors Liking The Taste Of U. S. Meat Companies

By Bob Burgdorfer April 16, 2009

“Even though we may be at the bottom of the recession, we still have to climb out of it.” – JIM ROBB Investors like the taste of meat again, bidding up shares of Tyson, Smithfield, Hormel and Sanderson Farms as the spring and summer cookout season is about to heat up. While some of these

Beef cattle, Hogs, Livestock, News

Mandatory U. S. Animal ID On Its Way, Beef Sector Protests

By Christopher Doering April 16, 2009

The U. S. livestock industry could soon be facing a mandatory tracking system for animals, but the proposal is being vigorously opposed by beef producers. A voluntary animal-tracking system, known as traceback, has been in place since shortly after the country’s first case of mad cow disease in December 2003, but some members of Congress

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Canada Meat, Grain Sectors Eye EU Trade

Beef Trade With Colombia Restored

Canada Working Toward Beef Settlement With EU

Canada’s Trade Hopes Raised

Protecting The Canadian Brand

Beef Deal A Gleam Of Hope For U. S.-EU Trade Tensions

South Korea Returns To U. S. Beef

Canada Takes WTO Action On South Korean Beef Ban

Investors Liking The Taste Of U. S. Meat Companies

Mandatory U. S. Animal ID On Its Way, Beef Sector Protests

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