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OFVGA leadership stays the course

The Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association has chosen to keep its leadership intact for the next year.

The association announced both its chair and vice chair, Jan VanderHout and Bill George respectively, will remain in their positions for another term.

VanderHout expects key areas affecting grower competitiveness, such as labour, energy and trade, to be front and centre this year. He also says crop protection and environmental issues will be a focus for the organization.

Also at the AGM, members voted to disband the OFVGA Research Committee and split its Property Committee into two new committees. | READ MORE