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The
BC Vegetable Marketing Commission provides for orderly marketing in the
vegetable industry. It is directed by an appointed Chair and vegetable producers elected
democratically by their fellow producers. |
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| The regulated components are: |
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 | greenhouse vegetable crops including beefsteak tomatoes, tomatoes-on-the-vine, peppers and
cucumbers; |
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| processing vegetable crops including peas, beans, corn, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cole crops,
and strawberries; and |
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| storage
crops including potatoes, carrots, rutabagas and others. |
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| The Commission acts by the authority
delegated through the
Natural
Products Marketing (BC) Act and its Regulations.
The
Vegetable Scheme establishes the Commission and prescribes it rules
and procedures. |
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| The Commission's
decisions are are subject to the supervisory and appellate functions of the Farm
Industry Review Board. |
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