CAFTA is the voice of Canadian agri-food exporters
CAFTA is a coalition of national organizations that support a more open and fair international trading environment for agriculture and agri-food. Representing the 90% of farmers who depend on trade and ranchers, producers, processors and agri-food exporters who want to grow the economy through better access to international markets. This includes the beef, pork, meat, grains, cereals, pulses, soybeans, canola as well as the sugar, malt, and processed food industries. The sectors CAFTA represents support over a million jobs in urban and rural communities across Canada.
On November 6, CAFTA’s Executive Director, Michael Harvey gave opening remarks to the House Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development (FAAE) on the Study of the Situation at the Russia-Ukraine Border and Implications for Peace and Security. Read his full remarks below:
FAEE Speaking Notes on Russia Ukraine … (Read More)
Please find enclosed the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance’s (CAFTA) letter concerning Bill C-282: An Act to amend the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Act (supply management).C_282_Letter to Senators Oct 31… (Read More)
CAFTA elected its new Executive and Board of Directors on October 5. Please see the full statement attached below.
CAFTA_Statement_AGM2023_Final
In this edition, you will find:
CAFTA’s new executive director The state of agricultural trade Canada Joining the Corn Dispute between the US and MexicoTrade Insights_Summer_2023_Final… (Read More)
