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Canada’s new agriculture minister moves to cut red tape for food producers amid tariff threats

Summary by The Globe & Mail
Food producers and agricultural experts have long sought a more efficient food safety apparatus

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Canada’s new agriculture minister moves to cut red tape for food producers amid tariff threats

Food producers and agricultural experts have long sought a more efficient food safety apparatus

·Canada
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FVGC welcome new prime minister, minister of agriculture and agri-food - Fruit & Vegetable Magazine

The Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada (FVGC) welcomed new prime minister Mark Carney, congratulating him and commending his decision to remove the consumer carbon price effective April 1. “Removing carbon pricing on essential farming inputs would help lower costs for Canadian growers, allowing them to remain competitive while continuing to provide fresh, affordable, and locally grown fruits and vegetables to Canadian families,” FVGC said in …

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Image: totajla/stock.adobe.com [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Red tape is certainly not reducing, and based on recent dealings with State and Federal departments I would suggest that it is fast getting worse. I clearly recall sitting in a Vehicle Standards meeting where a response to a question on amendment delays, it was stated, “it is policy”. On request a copy of the policy was never provided. Policy is often a rhetoric for too hard, or …

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Teachers welcome govt move to reduce unnecessary red tape

TEACHERS have welcomed last week’s announcement of a series of amendments to the Education (General Provisions) Act as part of its commitment to reducing red tape by 25 per cent over the next four years. The proposed changes aim to streamline processes for principals, teachers, and school staff, allowing them to focus more on teaching and student outcomes. Amberley-based teacher Sarah Thompson, who has been in the profession for over a decade, w…

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localipswichnews.com.au broke the news in Ipswich, Australia on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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