Type: Decision
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Decision: Primary Poultry Processors Association of British Columbia v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Appeal of BCCMB’s March 12, 2003 approval allowing Rossdown Farms to custom-kill its own production.
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Preliminary decision: Primary Poultry Processors Association of British Columbia v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Request for extension of time to file appeal of Order #303 setting minimum and maximum chicken farm sizes. Panel considered whether special circumstances justified granting more time.
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Preliminary decision: Primary Poultry Processors Association of British Columbia v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Interim request for a trust fund order to withhold funds in a trust account until the appeal is resolved. The decision was related to Interim Order #294.
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Decision: Primary Poultry Processors Association of British Columbia v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Appeal of BCCMB’s decision to allow Rossdown to custom kill its own production and designation of product to a new entrant without consultation while BC allocation was below processor requests.
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Preliminary decision: Primary Poultry Processors Association of BC v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
The interim decision addresses whether a “stay” should be granted on the BCCMB’s Order #320, pending appeal.
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Preliminary Decision: Primary Poultry Processors Association of BC v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Appellants requested an interim live broiler price of $1.25/kg (from $1.26/kg), pending full appeal.
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Decision: Oranya Farms II Holdings Inc. v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Appeal of BCCMB’s decision concerning an over-production penalty. Oranya Farms II Holdings Inc. contested the start date of production cycle A-36, arguing it led to an incorrect penalty assessment. The decision was related to the BCCMB’s regulations on quota production compliance.
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Decision: Jacobsen dbaPolderside Farms Inc. v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Appeal of BCCMB’s decision to seize a flock and not issue a permit for their specialty chicken operation.
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Decision: Ponich Poultry Farm Ltd. v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Appeal of BCCMB’s refusal to renew two specialty permits for 1000 birds each under the new entrant and specialty program.
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Decision: B.C. Poultry Processors Association v. British Columbia Chicken Marketing Board
Appeal of BCCMB’s interim order decision to increase chicken prices. The decision was related to Interim Order No. 140 and the Cost of Production formula.