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Alberta Pork Launches Consumer Outreach Program PickPorkAB.com

Alberta Pork Launches Consumer Outreach Program PickPorkAB.com
Jul 28, 2025
By Farms.com

New website PickPorkAB.com helps Albertans discover and enjoy local pork easily

Alberta Pork has launched a new website—PickPorkAB.com—to help Albertans discover and enjoy locally raised pork. The platform offers a wide variety of resources to help people explore the benefits of Alberta pork, from delicious recipes to safe handling and cooking tips. 

The goal of this website is to build a stronger connection between consumers and Alberta’s pork industry, especially focusing on Millennials and Gen Z. These groups are increasingly curious about where their food comes from and how it’s produced. PickPorkAB.com makes it easier for them to learn and feel confident in their food choices. 

The website highlights the versatility, nutrition, and taste of Alberta pork. It encourages Albertans to choose local pork by providing simple tools for making great meals. From classic pork chops to modern twists like pork tacos or stir-fry, users can find inspiration for every taste. 

Importantly, the site also provides key information about how pigs are raised in Alberta. It emphasizes that pigs are raised humanely and safely, under strict guidelines that ensure both animal well-being and food safety. Alberta’s pork producers also follow practices that are respectful of the planet. Through sustainable farming methods, they help protect the environment while producing high-quality food. 

In addition, Alberta Pork outlines its commitment to progress, especially in areas like trade policy and traceability. These efforts ensure Alberta’s pork industry continues to grow and stay competitive in global markets. 

Alberta Pork encourages everyone to explore PickPorkAB.com and share it with friends and family. By choosing Alberta pork, consumers support local farmers and enjoy high-quality, responsibly raised meat. 

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