supply management

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Forget the Loblaws boycott—Canada should scrap supply management instead

Low-income Canadians spend an estimated one-fifth of their income on food.


3:30AM
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Federal government should scrap ‘supply management’ and save Canadians money

The supply management system costs the average Canadian household an estimated $300 to $444 annually.


11:34AM
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Canada should abolish supply management to help tame inflation

The inflation rate for supply managed products such as butter and milk outpaced the general rate.


12:18PM
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Supply management impedes supermarkets from keeping pace with demand

Importers of large quantities of chicken, cheese and butter are compelled to pay taxes exceeding 200 per cent.


11:23AM
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The flatulence of cows produces large quantities of greenhouse gases.


2:52PM
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Canada’s supply management systems impose tariffs of up to 300 per cent on above-quota imports.


10:26AM
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Trudeau government should concede on key NAFTA issues for the benefit of most Canadians

Dairy farmers in Canada benefit from high prices delivered by supply management.


3:50PM
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When the Australian market was deregulated in 2000, the average price farmers received for raw milk almost doubled.


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Canada's trade hurdle—it’s all about supply management

Canada has less leverage with U.S. negotiators now than before the U.S.-Mexico deal.


5:30AM
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In renegotiating NAFTA, President Trump wants to end Canada’s supply management system.