Issued in 1999, this 46-cent Canadian stamp celebrates the nation’s agricultural industry and its global food brands. The design highlights a lush potato field in New Brunswick, with a red tractor at work and a package of McCain “Straight Cut” French fries in the foreground — symbolizing Canada’s farm-to-table success story. McCain Foods, founded in Florenceville, New Brunswick, grew to become one of the world’s largest producers of frozen potato products, representing Canadian innovation in agri-food processing. This stamp is part of the “Millennium Collection” series, recognizing key Canadian achievements as the century turned.