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Processing Potato Designated Processor Designation Order, 2011

This order designates McCain Foods Limited and Simplot Canada Limited as designated processors and repeals an older processor designation order.

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“This order designates McCain Foods Limited and Simplot Canada Limited as designated processors and repeals an older processor designation order.”

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§ —Processing Potato Designated Processor Designation OrderRepeal

This order designates McCain Foods Limited and Simplot Canada Limited as designated processors and repeals an older processor designation order.

Processing Potato Designated Processor Designation Order, M.R. 183/2011 The Farm Products Marketing Act , C.C.S.M. c. F47 NOTE: This regulation was enacted in English only. Regulation 183/2011 Registered November 22, 2011 This Order is made under the Manitoba Processing Potato Marketing Plan Regulation , Manitoba Regulation 206/2006, and is Order No. 2, 2011 of Keystone Potato Producers Association. Designation of designated processors 1 The board hereby designates each of the following regulated processors as a "designated processor" pursuant to section 20 of the Manitoba Processing Potato Marketing Plan Regulation , Manitoba Regulation 206/2006; McCain Foods Limited Simplot Canada Limited Repeal 2 The Processing Potato Processor Designation Order , Manitoba Regulation 3/2007, is repealed. September 19, 2011 Keystone Potato Producers Association: Chad Berry, Chair Garry Sloik, Secretary APPROVED November 2, 2011 Manitoba Farm Products Marketing Council: Ken Caldwell, Chair Debora Durnin-Richards, Secretary
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