Fact sheet - Supply Management
Our role
Created in 1971, supply management is a collective marketing Canadian agricultural policy intended to:
Fact sheet - The Canadian Dairy Commission
Our role
The CDC at a glance
- Crown corporation was established in 1966 by the Canadian Dairy Commission Act
- Based in Ottawa
- Over 70 employees
- Dairy year: from August 1 to July 31
Key facilitator for the Canadian dairy industry and serves to:
Fact sheets
This section provides you with everything you have always wanted to know about the Canadian Dairy Commission and the Canadian dairy industry.
Click on the tabs below for facts and statistics about the CDC and the dairy industry. You can also download handy fact sheets about each topic.
2022 National milk production target for Canada
Below is the national milk production target (total quota) for 2022.
Requests completed under the Access to Information Act October 2016
Access to information requests completed, October 2016
| Summary of request | Action taken | No. of pages disclosed |
|---|---|---|
| A2-2016-00001 | Request for information on businesses that have signed an agreement and been deemed eligible for the Canadian Dairy Commission’s Matching Investment Fund.
No Change in the Support Prices on February 1, 2018OTTAWA, December 1, 2017 The Canadian Dairy Commission (CDC) announced today its decision to maintain the current support prices for butter and skim milk powder. As of February 1, 2018, the support price for butter will therefore remain at $8.0062 per kg and the support price for skim milk powder will remain at $4.5302 per kg. Speeches 2017January
Demandes de renseignements des médiasDemandes de renseignements générauxSans frais : 1-866-366-0676 Tél. : 613-792-2084 ATS : 613-792-2082 Télécopieur : 613-792-2009 Courriel : cdc-ccl@cdc-ccl.gc.ca Courrier : Commission canadienne du lait 960, avenue Carling Ferme expérimentale centrale, édifice 55 Ottawa (Ontario) K1A 0Z2 Heures de serviceAdjustment to the Support Price for Butter on September 1, 2018OTTAWA, July 20, 2018 The butter support price will increase as of September 1, 2018. It will be raised from $8.0062 per kg to $8.3901 per kg. The cost of production of milk rose by 5.1% in Canada in the last year. This increase in costs is mostly due to higher prices for fuel and feed. Higher interest rates also increased the cost of production. Requests completed under the Access to Information ActThis webpage provides a list of access to information requests submitted to the Canadian Dairy Commission since 2015. To obtain a copy of the files disclosed in response to these requests, please email cdc-ccl@cdc-ccl.gc.ca and submit an unofficial access to information request. Be sure to include your last and first name as well as your full mailing address and the number of files requested. |