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Ottawa pre-publishes feed ban amendments to align with U.S.

Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald says the proposed changes to Canada's Enhanced Feed Ban are science-based and aimed at helping cattle processors compete.

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Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Heath MacDonald announced that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has pre-published proposed regulatory amendments in Canada Gazette, Part I to better align Canada's Enhanced Feed Ban with the United States.

MacDonald said the amendments are science-based and will make it easier for Canadian cattle processors to compete.

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  1. CFIA Minister MacDonald announces science-based regulatory amendments that will make it easier for Canadian cattle processors to compete Regulatory / food safety Retrieved 14 Sep 2026, 04:40 UTC · published 13 Jul 2026

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