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CRSB Invites Beef Producers with No-Cost Membership

The Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (CRSB) recently made a change because we wanted to have more producer voices at the table and now, Canadian cattle producers are invited to become a Non-Voting Member of the CRSB at no additional cost. We encourage all CRSB Certified producers to sign up!

As a member of the CRSB, producers will have access to exclusive Member Updates, register for CRSB events at discounted member rates and have their voices heard in our organization’s workstreams.

Producers would also have access to our Member Toolkit which includes guidelines for use of the CRSB organization Trademark which can be used on websites or in other marketing material. The Member Toolkit also contains other resources such as communications materials from 2024 National Beef Sustainability Assessment (NBSA) – great for promoting improvements in beef sustainability in Canada; consumer research results, and many other resources. The recent CRSB Certified Qualifying Cattle Requirements resources have also been added to the toolkit.

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Trade Uncertainty and Pork Growth - Cam Dahl

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In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Cam Dahl, General Manager of Manitoba Pork Council, discusses how trade uncertainty affects growth across Canadian pork production. He explains why CUSMA, market diversification, non-tariff barriers, access to capital, labor needs, and producer advocacy all matter as the industry plans for investment, exports, and long-term competitiveness. Listen now on all major platforms!

"Trade uncertainty makes access to capital difficult when producers and processors are ready to invest and grow."

Meet the guest: Cam Dahl / cam-dahl-58115832 is the General Manager of Manitoba Pork Council. He has extensive leadership experience across Canadian agriculture, including Cereals Canada, the Canada Grains Council, Manitoba Beef Producers, and the Canadian Grain Commission. His work focuses on policy, advocacy, trade, business development, and strengthening market opportunities for Canadian producers. Learn more from Cam Dahl on The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, available on all major platforms.