How Canadian Grain Commission modernization updates affect producers

MLT Aikins contributes a monthly insight for the Western Producer’s “Ask a Lawyer” column. The Western Producer is a leading agriculture industry publication targeted for Western Canadian farmers and ranchers. It covers the latest developments in agricultural news, production, technology, markets, finance, livestock and rural lifestyles.
The Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) is in the midst of a significant modernization period, adjusting its fee structure, investing in digital service delivery and conducting a broader review of the Canada Grain Act. For grain farmers, these developments affect the cost of doing business, producer delivery protections, and how quality assurance programs are accessed and used.
In this month’s article, MLT Aikins Agribusiness and Food co-lead Danielle Graff discusses the nature of these updates and how several recent developments are directly relevant to producers planning their marketing and delivery decisions.
Read the complete article on the Western Producer.
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