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Canada could add $5.4B to GDP by processing more of its crops at home: EY
Source: GlobeNewswire
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A new analysis estimates that redirecting 10% of Canada's raw crop exports into domestic processing could support 34,000 Canadian jobs. The finding points to potential economic and value-added manufacturing gains from expanding domestic agricultural-processing capacity, though the article provides no implementation timeline, investment estimate, or policy commitment.
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