Our Stakeholders

In British Columbia, all hogs are raised on family farms. Most of these farms are in the Fraser Valley and the Peace River Region. There are also some on Vancouver Island.

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We are committed to producing safe and healthy pork. Hog producers support valuable research to ensure our farms have access to new technology and innovations in on-farm food safety, animal health and welfare and the health of the environment.

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Part of a proud Canadian farming tradition, Ontario Pork represents about 1,200 pork producers who care for their animals and the environment while providing healthy, sustainable food for a hungry world.

NB Pork is the representative body for the hog producers of New Brunswick and its mandate is regulated by the Natural Products Act. Established in 1951, the board currently consists of 5 directors with election at large.

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The PEI Hog Commodity Marketing Board is the representative body for the hog producers of Prince Edward Island and its mandate is regulated by the Natural Products Marketing Act. 

CMC is an Ottawa based trade association that advocates on behalf of its members – meat packers and processors operating establishments licensed under the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations. With over 130 members, CMC is an internationally recognized voice that shapes the future of the meat industry in Canada by bringing over 95 years of expertise, influence and resources.

Times have changed since Restaurants Canada was founded as the Canadian Restaurant Association in 1944, but our purpose remains the same: to help foodservice businesses grow and prosper! Explore our rich history.

The Canadian Beef Check-Off Agency (the Agency) manages and administers the Canadian Beef Cattle Check-Off. By working with core partners, the Agency ensures that check-off dollars are invested into research, market development and promotion programs that deliver measurable value to the Canadian beef industry.

The Alberta Pork Producers Development Corporation (Alberta Pork) is a non-profit organization representing the province’s registered hog producers before government, industry partners, media, the general public and other interest groups.

Manitoba Pork represents 613 hog farms across Manitoba and acts as an advocate, educator, and resource for the hog sector and the general public. Our mission is to foster sustainability and prosperity throughout the sector for the good of all Manitobans.

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Since 1966, we have been serving Quebec pig farmers, in collaboration with players in the pork industry and in the community.

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The pork industry in Nova Scotia is a family business that plays an integral role in the province’s employment and economical development.

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The Farm Products Council of Canada’s (FPCC) specific role is to provide oversight of the national supply management agencies for poultry and eggs, as well as to supervise national promotion and research agencies for farm products. 

Retail Council of Canada advocates for retailers in Canada through effective advocacy, communications and education.

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I.E. Canada is a national, non-profit organization representing importers and exporters and committed to ensuring that trade regulations, policies and processes allow businesses to import and export efficiently.