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Changes to General Orders April 27, 2022
The BC Chicken Marketing Board has updated our General Orders Schedule 8 – Specialty Market Advisory Committee. The changes include formalizing that one of the grower representatives is a current…
Read MoreCFC changes to Specialty Production Policy
On March 23, 2022, Chicken Farmers of Canada made some changes it its Specialty Production policy including replacing the term “breeds” with “classes”, adding some production parameters, clarifying policy compliance…
Read MoreFarmers Thanking Community Event April 9
Join us Saturday April 9th at Abbotsford Agrifair to celebrate the resilience of our community in the Fraser Valley. This free event is hosted by BC farmers to say ‘thank…
Read MoreFinal Decision – BCCMB Long Term Pricing Formula for Mainstream Chicken – Updated March 9
On March 9, 2022 the BC Farm Industry Review Board issued a decision on the BCCMB’s Interim Pricing Formula A-175 Prior Approval. Read more here. On March 4, 2022 the…
Read MoreAgristability for Growers
The chicken industry has been able to navigate its way through the COVID-19 pandemic reasonably well, with limited impacts to date. That being said, given the experience with processing plant…
Read MoreUS Secures Greater Access to Canadian Chicken Market Through USMCA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ottawa, October 1, 2018 – With negotiations under the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) complete, and despite the fact Canada’s chicken sector is giving up additional access,…
Read MoreChicken Farmers of Canada Concerned About CPTPP
OTTAWA, Jan. 24, 2018 – Chicken farmers in Canada are concerned about the impact of decisions taken at the conclusion of discussions on the new Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) agreement. The…
Read MoreThe Chicken Squad Investigates: Supply Management
The Chicken Squad is a fictional agency inspired by the real team of provincial inspectors at the British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board who work hard to enforce the Chicken Farmers…
Read MoreSupply Management: What it is and Why it is Important to Farmers and Consumers
At the British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board, we believe that supply management is fundamental in stabilizing provincial chicken supply and demand. Supply management not only ensures that British Columbia consumers…
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