Dairy Farmers Need To Wake Up Before The System Crumbles

Dalhousie University food professor Sylvain Charlebois takes us into the heated debate surrounding Canada’s dairy supply management system and calls for its reform. Critques by U.S. President Donald Trump during NAFTA negotiations and since have revived interest in the topic. Understand the contrasting views on supply management, from ensuring farmer stability to accusations of inflated consumer prices and inefficiencies. Insights from the recent policy assessment, “Supply Management 2.0” highlight urgent reforms needed to modernize the sector. Join us as we unpack consumer sentiments, regional imbalances, and the path toward a more resilient and competitive dairy industry. Don’t forget to like, share, and comment your thoughts!

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