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Study sees potential for Saskatchewan beef plant  

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Dec. 05, 2025 1 minute read
Study sees potential for Saskatchewan beef plant  

Beef hanging on inspection line being inspected by plant workers.

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An Impact and Insight Study released by Economic Development Regina (EDR) finds there is a strong case for greater beef processing in Saskatchewan, Canada, through a plant in the Greater Regina Area.

The group said that even though Saskatchewan has Canada’s second-largest beef cow herd, less than 1% of cattle are processed locally.

“The study is a compelling case for establishing a federally inspected beef processing facility in Regina to keep more value here at home,” said Colin Savage, EDR’s director of economics & data analytics.

The study estimated that a new facility would generate $168 million in economic output, $76 million in gross domestic product and create 723 full-time jobs.

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