Supervisory Review: Chicken Pricing Policies (2020-2024)
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Report: BCCMB to BCFIRB — A-190 update on BC Chicken COP phase-in
BCCMB submitted a proposal for a new live price formula based on a cost of production model, which was approved by BCFIRB on May 22, 2024. The phased implementation will occur over six production periods.
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Letter: BCBHEC to BCFIRB — Request for release from Chicken Sector Pricing Supervisory Review
BCBHEC requests release from the Chicken Sector Pricing Supervisory Review process, citing completion of the implementation phase of the Hatching Egg Cost of Production.
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Report: BCBHEC to BCFIRB – COP-based pricing package post-approval implementation plan (Final Update)
This document is the B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission’s final implementation plan update, confirming the completion of the 10-period, phased-in implementation (A-179 to A-188) of its new Cost of Production (COP) based pricing framework.
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Letter: BCBHEC to Stakeholders — Implementation plan completion & final update
B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission announces the completion of its 10-period phase-in of the new COP pricing framework, fulfilling BCFIRB’s June 2022 decision, and outlines ongoing monitoring.
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Email: BCFIRB to PPPABC — Rejection of submission outside established process
BCFIRB rejects a March 7, 2024, submission from the PPPABC, stating it will not be shared with the Panel because it falls outside the established supervisory review process.
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Report: BCBHEC to BCFIRB – COP-based pricing package post-approval implementation plan (Update)
This document provides an update on the B.C. Broiler Hatching Egg Commission’s implementation of its new Cost of Production (COP) based pricing framework, detailing progress on the phase-in schedule and recent adjustments made for period A-188.
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Letter: BCCMB to BCFIRB — Response to pricing panel request of March 4, 2024
BCCMB responds to BCFIRB’s March 4, 2024 request for updated pricing information, providing data up to period A-188 and discussing the limitations in projecting future costs.
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Letter: BCCMB to BCFIRB — Reply to March 18 stakeholder submissions
This is the BCCMB’s formal reply to the stakeholder submissions (filed March 15-18, 2024) regarding its October 30, 2023, long-term pricing recommendation. It defends its Cost of Production (COP) formula as balanced and fair, and reiterating its request for approval.
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Letter: BCCGA to BCFIRB — Response to November 23, 2023, request for submission
This is the BCCGA’s formal written submission in response to BCFIRB’s November 23, 2023, letter which requested stakeholder feedback. The B.C. Chicken Growers Association supports the B.C. Chicken Marketing Board’s long-term pricing recommendation.
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Letter: BCCMB to BCFIRB — Response to confidential processor submissions on Long-Term Pricing Decision
BCCMB responds to BCFIRB regarding confidential submissions from processors about the new cost of production formula and its impact on processor competitiveness. The board maintains its recommendation for a transition period without changes to the pricing framework.