Manitoba Potato Growers enweghị obi ụtọ na nkwekọrịta

Manitoba potato growers signed a contract with McCain Foods last week, but their prices won’t increase from last year.?

Garry Sloik, onye njikwa nke Keystone Potato Producers Association, kwuru na ọ bụ ahụ efe iji mechaa bịanye aka na nkwekọrịta maka 2013, mana ọnụahịa mmepụta ebiliwo ka azụmahịa na-enweghị mmụba ọnụahịa na-efu.

"Ọ bụchaghị akụkọ ọma na anyị nakweere ọnụahịa ntụgharị," ka o kwuru.

“Ya mere, ihe ọ bụla na-eri na-abawanye nke afọ a bụ nditịm nke onye na-azụ ahịa n'akpa uwe.”?

McCain’s and Manitoba potato growers had been locked in a stalemate over the last few months. ?

McCain’s had offered a five percent price decrease, but producers were unwilling to accept that deal.?

Growers are disappointed because Simplot, the other potato processor in Manitoba, had previously offered a slight price increase. ?

Contract language now allows Simplot to reduce its contract and match McCain’s lower price.?

Ndị nkwekọrịta a ga-belata oke acreage na Manitoba.

McCain Foods Canada had earlier expressed that a lower price was needed to be competitive with potato production in the United States