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City
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Winnipeg
Address
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303 Main Street
Zip Code
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R3C 3G8
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Canadian Grain Commission
The committee reviewed ad hoc recommendations concerning the assessment and registration trials for various wheat classes. Key discussion topics included the formal adoption of primary and secondary parameters, the implementation of predictive and visual mapping tools to improve transparency, and the removal of mandatory baking and noodle data requirements for specific wheat classes. Additionally, the committee approved the formation of a peer group to vet procedures and protocols prior to full committee discussions.
The Canadian Grain Commission's Departmental Plan for the 2022-23 through 2024-25 planning horizon outlines its strategic direction. The plan focuses on four key areas: modernizing its regulatory framework, programs, and services; positioning itself as a global leader in grain science; strengthening stakeholder relationships with a focus on Canadian grain producers; and establishing the organization as an employer of choice. These initiatives are designed to ensure Canadian grain is considered dependable and safe in domestic and international markets, and that farmers receive fair compensation for their grain.
The Canadian Grain Commission's 2023-2027 Departmental Sustainable Development Strategy outlines the organization's commitments to advancing sustainable development. The plan focuses on supporting a healthier and more sustainable food system, championing gender equality, advancing reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and addressing inequality (Goal 10), reducing waste and transitioning to zero-emission vehicles (Goal 12), and taking action on climate change and its impacts (Goal 13). It also aims to modernize its regulatory framework, establish itself as a global leader in grain science, strengthen stakeholder relationships, and cultivate a skilled workforce to ensure the dependability of Canadian grain for domestic and export markets.
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