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Originally Posted by polak
Isn't that exactly what the Alberta producers COULDN'T provide?
Paperwork and proof that they are actually as great as people on an internet message board who probably have never even been on a cattle farm or slaughter house in their lives claim that they are?
Ridiculous, I can't believe this discussion is still going.
Again, Earls wants a fancy label, AB farmers told them to pound sound so they found someone else. That's it. End of story. Stupid decision? I guess we'll see but if this helps them move into big markets in the States than I really don't think they will care about losing some market share in Alberta.
It's Resolute and all the Alberta Beef whiners that are mooning up this whole ####ing ordeal.
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Have you ever tried to get approval certification on anything? I have plenty of times with CSA trying to get their "fancy label" and it matters not if your product meets or exceeds the code specifications as in a lot of cases is can be a very long, drawn out, frustrating, and expensive endeavor. We have products that have taken years to get certified.