Fortifying Canada’s agricultural supply chains: a path forward

The agriculture sector has always adapted to challenges, but today's complex, interconnected problems require collaborative solutions across government, industry, and research institutions.

Canada stands at an inflection point. With thoughtful investment, policy reform, and technological innovation, we can transform current supply chain vulnerabilities into future competitive advantages, writes Dr. Asim Biswas.Photograph by Jannis Knorr, Pexels.com

Opinion

BY ASIM BISWAS

March 17, 2025

Canada's agriculture sector, contributing more than $140-billion annually—more than seven per cent—to our GDP and employing 2.3 million Canadians, stands at a critical crossroads. As a global agricultural leader, our nation faces unprecedented supply chain challen...

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