The contents of this page are no longer available.BSE: Managing the Challenges - Retail and Food Service Information Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development, Deputy Ministers Office, Financial and Business Planning Services, Business Planning Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development 2004-07-22 2009-10-29 Livestock`Beef`Health`Food Safety`On-Farm`Diseases/Insects/ Pests`Livestock Diseases`BSE Retail and Food Service industry specific resources identified to address BSE definitions and issues eng resource list 2008-05-21 Agribusiness;Beef Producer;Processors;Producers (Livestock);Rural Communities www1 deptdocs ppe 2008-11-18 , Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development, Deputy Ministers Office, Financial and Business Planning Services, Business Planning Government of Alberta, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development 2004-07-22 2009-10-29 Livestock`Beef`Health`Food Safety`On-Farm`Diseases/Insects/ Pests`Livestock Diseases`BSE Retail and Food Service industry specific resources identified to address BSE definitions and issues eng resource list 2008-05-21 Agribusiness;Beef Producer;Processors;Producers (Livestock);Rural Communities www1 deptdocs ppe 2008-11-18

Retail and Food Service industry specific resources identified to address BSE definitions, food safety implications, pricing concerns and crisis management.

What is BSE?

Current BSE information updated frequently on the Food Safety Network

Pricing

Report of the Auditor General on the Alberta government's BSE-related assistance programs (July 27, 2004).

Crisis Management

One of the Strategic Priorities of the Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors is Industry Communications – providing early warning and industry positions on issues, crisis readiness and management.

Programs

Agriculture Financial Services Corporation
Project Investor Financing - The Project Investor Financing Program provides financing for investors to purchase shares in project companies that support rural development or the agriculture value-added industry. This financing provides an additional source of capital for Alberta's larger projects.

Direct loans, guarantees and other financing - AFSC's direct term loans and guarantees for bank operating lines of credit can help Alberta's agribusiness and small business owners respond to their changing business environments. AFSC offers a full line of financing products and services to encourage the growth and development of Alberta's business community.

Financial Counseling

AFSC understands that producers, agribusinesses and small businesses face changing business environments and market realities. AFSC lenders help their clients understand and assess their financial position so they can better manage the financing of their operations.

 

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