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International Trade committee  Yes, thank you for your question, Mr. Shipley. Certainly the Japanese, once an arrangement is struck with them, have held true to their word. A big part of doing business with Japan is relationship-building. Over the years, representing the interests of producers in Ontario, w

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum

International Trade committee  This is an area where we really shine in Ontario, and it is that we have experienced growers who have developed a very strong set of protocols that are very specifically followed. This enables us to certify and deliver non-GM beans and all those beans pass a non-GM test before th

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum

International Trade committee  Yes, absolutely, we could forward that to you. We have a set of grower protocols called CIPRS, which I referred to. Those have enabled us to certify non-GM content in these shipments, and I think we have a great track record with it and we can continue to do so. We've been able

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum

International Trade committee  Yes, there is some potential for a specialty bean called a natto bean. It's a very small soybean that is used for a special, almost a snack food-type purpose in Japan. So we have some potential there to displace more Chinese production in that natto bean area.

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum

International Trade committee  I don't believe there are significant exports of the GM variety at this time. They may use some for their own domestic feed industry, for soybean meal, but the bulk of our exports are the non-GM variety for food-grade purposes.

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum

International Trade committee  Well, essentially almost all of our exports to Japan are of the non-GM variety. That's their preference as far as the food grade uses are concerned. We are able to provide them, through our segregation system and a series of protocols, guaranteed, identity-preserved, non-GMO soy

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum

International Trade committee  Good morning. Thank you, Chair, members of the committee, and staff, for providing Grain Farmers of Ontario the opportunity to speak about the opportunities for Canada's farmers that will be gained through greater trade with Japan. I am Henry Van Ankum, a farmer from Alma, Ontar

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum

International Trade committee  Yes, I can hear you.

June 5th, 2012Committee meeting

Henry Van Ankum