Bergmann says the organization has lots on its plate heading into 2022.
"We established a Pork Promotion and Research Agency through the Farm Marketing Council. That's going to ramp up this upcoming year, probably in April or May, where there will be funds available for research and promotion. That's a bit of a shining light for us."
He says African swine fever (ASF) will also be a big focus in 2022.
"We cannot afford to be impacted by this in our country," added Bergmann
Bergmann notes they are also looking at developing a Canadian pork pricing mechanism, as right now all of the pork is getting priced out on the U.S. formula.
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