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The BC Chicken Marketing Board is excited to announce the launch of our new website!

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We are excited to announce that we have the latest news and insights to help you stay informed and up to date on the latest trends and developments in the industry.

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Introduction The BC Chicken Marketing Board (BC Chicken Board) is considering a policy change regarding the pricing of live chicken in British Columbia (BC). Currently, the catching costs are included...

Since early 2024, the BCCMB has been developing a pilot project that will address the ongoing inequitable quota allocation among specialty quota holders. The pilot project will allocate specialty quota...

Please be advised that employees of the Canadian National Railway (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway (CPKC) are scheduled to commence strike action and halt service at 00:01 am...

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Access regulatory requirements via our General Orders, review farm compensation standards through our Pricing Orders, and gain insights from our Annual Reports. Connect with industry partners and find answers in our FAQs. Efficiently navigate key information and stay informed about the BC chicken industry here.

Where BC Chicken Growers Get All The Information They Need

The British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board (BCCMB) is a non-profit agricultural commodity that monitors and regulates the production and marketing of chicken in British Columbia. The BCCMB’s jurisdiction includes all activities of broiler chicken production in BC from the time the day-old chick arrives on the farm. For more about our governance structure, please see the governance section.

What We Do

Every year the BC Chicken Marketing Board licences over 300 broiler quota holders in BC and primary poultry processors. We provide permits to small-lot holders who grow 2,000 birds or less per year. We achieve our mandate by reporting procedures established between the Board office and hatcheries, growers and processors.

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