Canadian Lamb Company Initiative
Project Description
This multiphase project is focused on the development and implementation of a new business and operations model for the lamb industry in Saskatchewan. The first phase is a feasibility study to determine if the concept of a Canadian Lamb Company (CLC) will be supported by key producers, processors, organizations, retailers and other stakeholders in the sector; the development of a strategic, business and operation plan for CLC and an assessment of the financial viability of the concept. The second phase is the establishment of a value chain that will include producers, processors, retailers, distributors, feed lot operators, food service distributors, broker's product development operations and other industry stakeholders.
Project Objectives
To develop and implement a new business and operations model for the lamb industry in SK via a feasibility study; a strategic, business and operation plan; a financial viability assessment; and the establishment of a value chain.
General Information
Start date:
June 24, 2010
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Financial Support:
| MRAC | $39,201.00 |
| Sister Councils | $138,985.00 |
| Industry |
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| Cash | $29,872.00 |
| In-kind | $1,572.00 |
| Provincial |
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| Cash | $0.00 |
| In-kind | $0.00 |
| Federal |
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| Cash | $0.00 |
| In-kind | $0.00 |
| TOTAL PROJECT COST | |
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| $209,630.00 |
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CAAP Application Deadlines
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