Our office will be closed in observance of Good Friday on April 18th and Easter Monday on April 21st. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, April 22nd. If you have any urgent matters, please reach out to us before the closure.
Our office will be closed in observance of Good Friday on April 18th and Easter Monday on April 21st. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, April 22nd. If you have any urgent matters, please reach out to us before the closure.
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To support growers in meeting their allotments, the Board has approved the following temporary amendments to the BCCMB General Orders for A-195. Effective for quota period A-195, beginning April 6th,...
Reappointment Of Kevin Klippenstein, Chair We are pleased to announce the reappointment of Kevin Klippenstein as Chair of the BC Chicken Marketing Board for the term beginning December 21, 2024,...
Although the Chicken Board has not received any official written communication, we have become aware that some BC hatcheries and processors are refusing to sign the prescribed BC101 contracts between...
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.
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.
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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