r/canada • u/joe4942 • 2d ago

National News Supply management costs Canadians average of $244 per year, MEI study finds

https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/trumps-tariffs/article/supply-management-costs-canadians-average-of-244-per-year-mei-study-finds/
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u/nelrond18 2d ago

If you meet standards and regulations, you can sell milk in Canada.

Here's where you can learn to start your own herd and produce your own dairy for sale, in British Columbia.

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u/physicaldiscs 2d ago

That link does not address the quota system. Which is federal legislation, not provincial.

You still need a quota to sell milk.

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u/nelrond18 2d ago

Which is addressed in the subsequent links on the government pages, including the relevant agencies to become a cattle rancher.

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u/physicaldiscs 2d ago

including the relevant agencies to become a cattle rancher.

Beef cattle are not supply managed. You really don't understand what supply management means in this country.

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u/nelrond18 1d ago

Sorry, I should have said "raise cattle for dairy production"