Supply management works well for Canadians
The system guarantees an adequate supply of dairy, eggs, turkey, and chicken—held to national health and safety standards—to Canadians at a reasonable price.
Critics of Canada’s innovative system of supply management, which balances domestic production with domestic consumption, rely on faulty ideology to criticize a model that guarantees food security and reasonably priced dairy, eggs, and chicken to Canadians.
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