Industry: Broiler hatching egg
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Feedback request: BCFIRB to regulated marketing boards and commissions — Circulation of draft governance, quota management, and industry performance target measures
BCFIRB circulated draft governance, quota management, and industry performance target measures to commodity boards for feedback, following the Quota Assessment Tools Supervisory Review.
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Letter: BCFIRB to supply-managed boards — Opportunity for additional input reminder and extension
BCFIRB extends the deadline for supply-managed boards to provide additional input on the Quota Assessment Tools Evaluation.
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Letter: B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission to BCFIRB — Quota Tools Assessment Review update
BCBHEC provides an update on the Quota Tools Assessment Review after submitting reports to BCFIRB. The update includes details of meetings and discussions with BCFIRB and other boards, regarding quota assessment tools and new entrant programs.
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Response: BCBHEC to BCFIRB — Reply to questions asked by BCFIRB on regulation of Asian hatching egg production
BCBHEC responds to BCFIRB’s questions regarding the regulation of Asian hatching egg production, discussing the reconsideration of regulatory approaches and the impact on market dynamics.
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Letter: BCFIRB to BCBHEC — Extension Request for Asian Hatching Egg Production Supervisory Review
BCFIRB addresses the BCBHEC’s request for a two-week extension to the submission schedule for the Asian Hatching Egg Production Supervisory Review.
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Letter: BCFIRB to supply-managed boards — Quota Assessment Tools Evaluation initial proposal analysis and related outcomes
BCFIRB communicates initial outcomes of the Quota Assessment Tools Evaluation project, addressing the 10-year 0% transferability for incentive quotas and the proposal to freeze quota prices. Further information is requested from BCMMB and BCEMB.
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Letter: Skye Hi Farms Inc., V3 Farms, and W. Friesen Enterprises. Feedback on the regulation of Asian hatching egg production
Skye Hi Farms Inc., V3 Farms, and W. Friesen Enterprises advocates for regulating the Asian specialty hatching egg sector in BC through supply management, arguing that it would ensure fairness, stability, and alignment with broader agricultural policy. It critiques the current oversight and calls for quota-based governance to support small producers and long-term sustainability.
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Letter: BCBHEC to BCFIRB — Final submission for review of regulation of Asian hatching egg production
BCBHEC submits its final reply to BCFIRB regarding the regulation of Asian hatching egg production, addressing previous deficiencies identified by BCFIRB and proposing an exemption-based approach.
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Letter: Coastline and Bradner Farms to BCFIRB — Response to BCBHEC’s regulation of specialty hatching egg production
Coastline and Bradner Farms submit a response to BCFIRB regarding the BCBHEC’s regulation of specialty hatching egg production, highlighting concerns about market risks and requesting an independent inquiry.
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Affidavit: Wilhelm Friesen — 2017 Review of Asian Hatching Egg Production Regulation
A specialty hatching egg producer affirms concerns about market instability and unfair competition due to the B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission’s refusal to regulate the specialty sector.