Registry of Lobbyists
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International Trade
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Bilateral and Regional free trade agreements: seeking government support to oppose non-tariff barriers that prevent realization of export gains for sugar and sugar-containing products.
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Policies or Program, Regulation
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International Trade
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Bilateral and regional trade negotiations achieve commercially meaningful export gains, do not lower Canada's refined sugar tariff in absence of reciprocal export benefits.
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Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution
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International Trade
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Canada Customs Tariff as it relates to the classification and entry of sugar products, preserves details related to monitor impacts of international trade issues.
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Policies or Program
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International Trade
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Canada-European Union (CETA): Monitor implementation with respect to European Union (EU) market access and trade balance for sugar and sugar containing food products.
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Policies or Program
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Consumer Issues, Health
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Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) in respect of accurate labelling of sugar and other sweeteners and compliance with origin and sugar-related claims.
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Regulation, Policies or Program
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Industry, Transportation
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Competitiveness - providing input to ensure that Canada's food sector is competitive throughout the supply chain, including the transportation infrastructure.
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Policies or Program
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International Trade
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Comprehensive Trans Pacific Partnership (CPTPP): Advocating for government analysis and support to enable Canadian sugar and sugar-containing products and processed food exports to benefit from new market access to CPTPP countries.
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Regulation, Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Policies or Program
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International Trade
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CUSMA, in respect of Canada's management of export controls for access to the US market access for Canadian refined sugar and sugar-containing products restricted by US tariff rate quotas. Advocacy to engage government to maintain CUSMA access to the US market for sugar and processed foods and to prevent new US market access restrictions.
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Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution, Policies or Program, Regulation
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Consumer Issues, Health
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Health Canada and Statistics Canada: advocating for use of accurate sugar/sugars terminology in analysis and communications related to Canadian Community Health Survey.
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Regulation, Policies or Program
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Consumer Issues, Health
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Nutrition and food labelling regulations: Advocating for science-based and non-misleading labelling of sugars on food products.
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Regulation, Policies or Program
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Agriculture, International Trade
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Trade distorting international trade policies, programs: Seeking government actions to oppose international trade distorting policies that threaten Canadian sugar market.
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Policies or Program, Regulation
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Agriculture, International Trade
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World Trade Organization (WTO) agriculture negotiations: seeking the multilateral reduction of tariff and quota barriers in the US and other export markets, reduced domestic and export subsidies and other programs that distort pricing and international markets.
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Legislative Proposal, Bill or Resolution
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The Canadian Sugar Institute (CSI) is the national, non-profit association representing Canadian refined sugar producers. CSI represents the industry on international trade and nutrition affairs.
SANDRA MARSDEN, PRESIDENT
Address:
277 Wellington Street West
Suite 801
Toronto, ON M5V 3E4
Canada
Telephone number:
416-368-6424