David McInnes

David McInnes, president & CEO, Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI).

Five steps to redefine Canada’s agri-food system for the future

• With one of the safest food systems anywhere, Canadians can trust the food they eat. But consumers here and abroad are pushing the bounds

Opinion | BY DAVID MCINNES, DON LENIHAN | February 22, 2016

Five steps to redefine Canada’s agri-food system for the future

Opinion | BY DAVID MCINNES, DON LENIHAN | February 22, 2016

• With one of the safest food systems anywhere, Canadians can trust the food they eat. But consumers here and abroad are pushing the bounds

Five steps to redefine Canada’s agri-food system for the future

Opinion | BY DAVID MCINNES, DON LENIHAN | February 22, 2016

• With one of the safest food systems anywhere, Canadians can trust the food they eat. But consumers here and abroad are pushing the bounds

Five steps to redefine Canada’s agri-food system for the future

• With one of the safest food systems anywhere, Canadians can trust the food they eat. But consumers here and abroad are pushing the bounds

Opinion | BY DAVID MCINNES, DON LENIHAN | February 22, 2016

Five steps to redefine Canada’s agri-food system for the future

Opinion | BY DAVID MCINNES, DON LENIHAN | February 22, 2016

• With one of the safest food systems anywhere, Canadians can trust the food they eat. But consumers here and abroad are pushing the bounds

Five steps to redefine Canada’s agri-food system for the future

Opinion | BY DAVID MCINNES, DON LENIHAN | February 22, 2016

• With one of the safest food systems anywhere, Canadians can trust the food they eat. But consumers here and abroad are pushing the bounds

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