The BCCMB has made some changes to our General Orders. A description of the changes, along with the corrected pages are attached here. Please print the new pages and insert them…
Read MoreThe BCCMB has issued its pricing order for period A-144 (June 11 to August 5, 2017) for mainstream chicken. This is the first period in which the new pricing formula…
Read MoreThe Dragon Boat Festival is a Chinese holiday that takes place on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month of each year and carries on throughout the month of…
Read MoreOne of the fundamental roles of the British Columbia Chicken Growers’ Association is to increase public awareness and understanding of chicken production, family farming, food safety, animal care and bio-security. …
Read MoreAt 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…
Read MoreDid you know that there is more than one variety of chicken in the world? In fact, there are several different breeds of Asian chicken alone. To serve a growing…
Read MoreThe BC Chicken Marketing Board has amended Part 33 (Barn Space) and Schedule 5 (Cycle Lengths and Quota Units by Cycle Calculation) of our General Orders. For details please see…
Read MoreThe Pricing and Production Advisory Committee (PPAC) will meet on February 6, 2017 to discuss pricing for period A-142 while the BC Chicken Marketing Board continues our review of the mainstream…
Read MoreThe Board on November 10, 2016 voted to change the entry level of incentive quota on the New Entrant Grower Program from 11,189 kg to 20,000 kg per cycle for…
Read MoreAs an agricultural commodity board tasked by BC government to monitor and regulate the production and marketing of chicken, the British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board (BCCMB) understands that BC consumers…
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