To celebrate our centennial year, the Canadian Horticultural Council has changed its name and logo to The Fruit & Vegetable Growers of Canada
International Year of Fruits & Vegetables
The UN General Assembly designated 2021 the International Year of Fruit and Vegetables (IYFV).
Canada's 44th Parliament
On behalf of Canada’s fruit and vegetable growers, CHC would like to congratulate those who were elected to the 44th Parliament.
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International farm workers
Without international farm workers, there would be no Canadian fruit and vegetable production.
Latest news
Ottawa, April 8, 2022 – Yesterday afternoon, the federal government released its 2022 Budget. Given how extensive the budget document is, it is disappointing to see how little mention there is of support for Canada’s agricultural sector. As we know, food production is not only a key economic driver for our country – which creates…
Read MoreThe Fruit & Vegetable Growers of Canada (FVGC) is pleased that on March 24 the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced that they have determined Prince Edward Island (PEI) potatoes for consumption only, may resume under specified conditions that will pose little risk of introducing potato wart…
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International farm workers campaign
Learn about the important people who come to Canada to work every year. Without them, there would be no Canadian fruit and vegetable production.
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"BC Blueberry growers are extremely thankful for the hard work and support of CHC and everyone that was involved in this push for the BC Blueberry industry.
The government was very receptive to moving the start and end dates for the emergency registration and we were able to cover the majority of our season."
Jason Smith, Chair, BC Blueberry Council
