The federal government is still reviewing the details of the Trans Pacific Partnership.
However, the Canadian Agriculture and Agri-Food Exporters Alliance has wrapped up it's review - and says it's a good deal.
CAFTA is urging all the federal parties to ratify the TPP quickly.
President Brian Innes says the partnership will open new markets, provide a level playing field for our exporters and secure unprecedented access to the fast-growing Asia Pacific region.
CAFTA's interpretation of the TPP suggests additional access to the U-S, Japan, Vietnam and Malaysia are emerging as the major market gains for Canadian agriculture and agri-food exporters.
The Alliance suggests the deal will see the value of our pork exports to Japan climb by 3 million dollars.
It expects Canadian beef exports to Japan to double or triple under TPP.
The deal is expected to preserve current exports of 2 point 3 billion dollars worth of grains, oilseeds, pulses and special crops to Japan, Malaysia and Singapore.
And CAFTA says the deal will create new opportunities for soybean producers and exporters along with a more secure and equal trade environment.
The Alliance calls Canada's agricultural sector one of the most trade-dependent in the world with over half of what we grow being exported.
