The Canadian Dairy Commission has developed a new online reporting system that simplifies the reporting of purchases and sales by further processors and distributors registered in the Special Milk Class Permit Program (SMCPP). This system is called the Milk Ingredient Reporting System or MIRS.

MIRS ensures the confidentiality of data through measures such as the Government of Canada's GCKeys authentication process and industry-recognized encryption methods.

The Canadian Dairy Commission (CDC) has developed a new web-based reporting system that simplifies the reporting of purchases and sales by further processors and distributors registered in the Special Milk Class Permit Program (SMCPP). This system is called the Milk Ingredient Reporting System or MIRS.

MIRS allows participants in the SMCPP to enter their program reports directly online.

Already a SMCPP Participant?

Background and purpose of the program

The Milk Access for Growth (MAG) program guarantees a sufficient supply of milk (whole or skim) to manufacture products that will grow total market demand.

Milk processors registered with the CFIA, further processors (food product manufacturers or other), or Canadian and foreign investors may apply to the MAG program once they demonstrate that their activities will grow the overall demand for milk and milk products in Canada.

Click on the link below to download a copy of the Milk Access for Growth (MAG) Program Guide.
 

For more information about the Milk Access for Growth (MAG) program, please contact:

Christine Boutin
Senior Director
Commercial Operations and Marketing
Canadian Dairy Commission
Building 55, NCC Driveway
960 Carling Avenue
Ottawa ON K1A 0Z2
Fax: 613-792-2009
Email: Christine.Boutin@cdc-ccl.gc.ca