Agriculture committee   a problem and we need to find a solution. Let me also be clear, though, that over the years independents have also encountered a lack of fair dealing on the part of some suppliers. Refusals to provide fair supply or fair pricing were encountered pre-COVID, during COVID and will continue

International Trade committee   a system here that ensures the primary producer, the farmer, gets a fair price for his product. By no means are we getting rich, but we're doing okay. I believe that farmers in other countries recognize that our supply management system does work well and that we do get a fair price

International Trade committee   milk today. The supply-managed system is the predominant reason we were able to thrive. Supply management allows farmers like my family to continue investing back into the industry, knowing that there will be stability into the future. It also ensures that we receive a fair price

International Trade committee   don't have a farming background, but I do come from the Prairies; and the NDP has a long history of supporting supply management, which I think we've continued to do in this debate. There's something I've been trying to understand, and maybe either of our supply- managed farmers

Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement Implementation Act  . In Canada, we have, through our supply management system, a really strong dairy sector that is reliable and strong. We know what we are getting in that product. The cost of our dairy is very reasonable. It is a great relationship between ensuring we have fair prices and providing

Fisheries committee   the value of the licence must be maintained, just as with a farmer in the supply management system. They buy in, produce and pass it on to their descendants or sell out. Fishermen 55 or younger in the industry do have an opportunity to work, make a living, own vessels and own licences

Business of Supply   of milk and milk products of the highest and safest quality, at a fair price. Canadian dairy was the first industry to operate under supply management—a system that egg and poultry farmers would later adopt. As for the dairy sector, the supply management system is administered

Committees of the House   and farm families and 200,000 Canadian jobs; and contributes nearly $20 billion to the Canadian economy. On this side of the House, support for Canadian supply management is clear. Our system is a model of stability around the world. It provides a fair price for farmers; stability

Committees of the House   happy with high-quality dairy products at a fair price, in accordance with the wishes of this House. To succeed, the industry needs to be supported by a regulatory and policy climate that maintains supply management and the three pillars that are currently being threatened

International Trade  Mr. Speaker, while the Conservative Party is debating the merits of Canada's supply management system, our party fully understands that this system is a model of stability that provides fair prices for farmers, stability for processors, and safe, high-quality products

Agriculture committee   of milk and milk products of the highest and safest quality, at a fair price. The system achieves these objectives by enabling Canadian dairy farmers to act collectively to negotiate prices and adjust milk production to meet consumer demand. In so doing, supply management ensures

Agriculture committee   to the previous government, we met with many of the commodity groups, agriculture organizations, and the industry. Once they talked about their issues, it was very hard to find anyone who would not be supportive. Obviously, supply management always seems to float to the top of every agreement

Committees of the House   a high quality product to consumers for a fair price with a reasonable return to the producer.” I would like to correct the member's view of what our party believes. We certainly support supply management. I heard a lot of talk coming from the other side, but there have been

Business of Supply   have a strong system thanks to supply management, which is based on three important pillars: a farm gate price that ensures a fair price for farmers based on production costs; a milk supply that matches the demand, commonly referred to as “quotas”; and import control based on tariff

Dairy Producers   the impact of the agreement on the dairy and cheese industry and support Canada's supply management system, which ensures stable, fair pricing. The NDP supports producers. We want the government to walk the talk and protect Canada and its dairy and cheese industry. The government must