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Built to Adapt — Turning Pressure Into Progress
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CPMA 2026: How the Canadian produce sector is turning "real pressure" into progress and resilience
In his keynote speech, the industry body's president Ron Lemaire praised the industry's ability to flex and adjust while continuing to deliver food security and affordability for Canadians. Keep reading
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The Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) President, Ron Lemaire, delivered a clear and confident message yesterday morning at the Association's 2026 Annual Convention: Canada's fresh produce sector operating under real pressure — but it is not breaking.Addressing industry leaders from across the…
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