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  • Submission: Primary Poultry Processors Association of BC — Supervisory review of proposed Chicken Farmers of Canada Operating Agreement

    Primary Poultry Processors Association of BC submits its objections to the proposed CFC operating agreement changes, arguing non-compliance with the Farm Products Agencies Act, unfair transfer of allocation to Ontario.

  • Letter: Chicken Farmers of Canada to BCFIRB — Request to Intervene in supervisory review of Chicken Operating Agreement Amendments

    Chicken Farmers of Canada requests intervenor status in the supervisory review of chicken operating agreement amendments, in order to make submissions and participate in hearings.

  • Letter: Miller Thomson LLP to BCFIRB — Request for oral hearing and opportunity for further submissions

    Counsel for the Primary Poultry Processors Association of B.C. requests that BCFIRB hold an oral hearing, or alternatively allow further submissions and evidence, to fully address issues outlined in FIRB’s February 9, 2016 direction.

  • Submission: Chicken Farmers of Canada — Supervisory review of Chicken Operating Agreement amendments

    CFC submits a response to BCFIRB’s supervisory review regarding proposed amendments to the Chicken Operating Agreement, addressing issues raised by BCFIRB and the Primary Poultry Processors Association of B.C..

  • Submission: Chicken Farmers of Canada — Background documents

    Includes the 2001 Federal-Provincial Agreement and related documents, including amendments, policies and memoranda that guide Canada’s supply-managed chicken marketing system.

  • Schedule “B” Operating Agreement — Coordinated Orderly Marketing System for Chicken

    This document serves as the foundational operating agreement (Schedule “B”) for the national chicken supply management system, establishing the specific mechanics, formulas, and responsibilities for CFC and the Provincial Commodity Boards.

  • Letter: BCFIRB to Farm Products Council of Canada and Chicken Farmers of Canada — Current national and provincial chicken industry issues

    BCFIRB addresses unresolved pricing and allocation issues within the chicken supply management system, highlighting the need for strategic and effective governance to ensure the industry’s sustainability. The letter calls for a comprehensive discussion on comparative advantage, pricing and national allocation.

  • Letter: B.C. Chicken Marketing Board to BCFIRB — Chicken Farmers of Canada Operating Agreement

    BCCMB requests approval to sign the amended CFC operating agreement once exemption levels in Annex I are resolved, noting agreement on further processing allocation and support for comparative advantage components.

  • Board Decision Appendix B — BCCMB Request to BCFIRB — Amended CFC Operating Agreement

    The BCCMB requests permission from BCFIRB to sign the amended CFC Operating Agreement, contingent on resolving B.C.’s small lot exemption issue under Annex I. The agreement aims to enhance the B.C. chicken industry’s growth and stability.

  • Submission: BCCMB to BCFIRB — Requesting prior approval to sign the Atlantic Canada Safeguard Agreement

    BCCMB requests BCFIRB’s approval to sign the amended Chicken Farmers of Canada (CFC) Operating Agreement, which ratifies the Atlantic Canada Safeguard Agreement (ACSA).

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  • Submission: Primary Poultry Processors Association of BC — Supervisory review of proposed Chicken Farmers of Canada Operating Agreement

    Primary Poultry Processors Association of BC submits its objections to the proposed CFC operating agreement changes, arguing non-compliance with the Farm Products Agencies Act, unfair transfer of allocation to Ontario.

  • Letter: Chicken Farmers of Canada to BCFIRB — Request to Intervene in supervisory review of Chicken Operating Agreement Amendments

    Chicken Farmers of Canada requests intervenor status in the supervisory review of chicken operating agreement amendments, in order to make submissions and participate in hearings.

  • Letter: Miller Thomson LLP to BCFIRB — Request for oral hearing and opportunity for further submissions

    Counsel for the Primary Poultry Processors Association of B.C. requests that BCFIRB hold an oral hearing, or alternatively allow further submissions and evidence, to fully address issues outlined in FIRB’s February 9, 2016 direction.

  • Submission: Chicken Farmers of Canada — Supervisory review of Chicken Operating Agreement amendments

    CFC submits a response to BCFIRB’s supervisory review regarding proposed amendments to the Chicken Operating Agreement, addressing issues raised by BCFIRB and the Primary Poultry Processors Association of B.C..

  • Submission: Chicken Farmers of Canada — Background documents

    Includes the 2001 Federal-Provincial Agreement and related documents, including amendments, policies and memoranda that guide Canada’s supply-managed chicken marketing system.

  • Schedule “B” Operating Agreement — Coordinated Orderly Marketing System for Chicken

    This document serves as the foundational operating agreement (Schedule “B”) for the national chicken supply management system, establishing the specific mechanics, formulas, and responsibilities for CFC and the Provincial Commodity Boards.

  • Letter: BCFIRB to Farm Products Council of Canada and Chicken Farmers of Canada — Current national and provincial chicken industry issues

    BCFIRB addresses unresolved pricing and allocation issues within the chicken supply management system, highlighting the need for strategic and effective governance to ensure the industry’s sustainability. The letter calls for a comprehensive discussion on comparative advantage, pricing and national allocation.

  • Letter: B.C. Chicken Marketing Board to BCFIRB — Chicken Farmers of Canada Operating Agreement

    BCCMB requests approval to sign the amended CFC operating agreement once exemption levels in Annex I are resolved, noting agreement on further processing allocation and support for comparative advantage components.

  • Board Decision Appendix B — BCCMB Request to BCFIRB — Amended CFC Operating Agreement

    The BCCMB requests permission from BCFIRB to sign the amended CFC Operating Agreement, contingent on resolving B.C.’s small lot exemption issue under Annex I. The agreement aims to enhance the B.C. chicken industry’s growth and stability.

  • Submission: BCCMB to BCFIRB — Requesting prior approval to sign the Atlantic Canada Safeguard Agreement

    BCCMB requests BCFIRB’s approval to sign the amended Chicken Farmers of Canada (CFC) Operating Agreement, which ratifies the Atlantic Canada Safeguard Agreement (ACSA).