COVID-19 information centre
Get the latest news and information about COVID-19 and its impact on our sector.
Issues impacting our sector
Learn about the issues impacting Canada's fruit and vegetable sector and the changes for which we advocate
Projects and programs
Find out what research projects we are currently managing and what funding opportunities are available.
International farm workers
Without international farm workers, there would be no Canadian fruit and vegetable production.
Latest news
The Research Working Group of the Canadian Potato Council (CPC) recently announced the launch of a new bilingual website to inform Canadian potato producers on the research that is underway in the Canadian AgriScience Cluster for Horticulture 3, as well as sharing the latest updates on research progress from each of the project leads. On this website,…
Read MorePRESS RELEASE November 30, 2020 (Ottawa, ON), — On behalf of Canada’s fruit and vegetable growers, the Canadian Horticultural Council has released the following statement regarding the completion of the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Agriculture Ministers’ meeting. The Canadian Horticultural Council (CHC) is encouraged by the announcement that the federal government is looking at enhancements to the AgriStability…
Read More
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.
Resources
Fresh Thinking magazine
Our free bilingual print publication features high-level industry perspectives and useful tips for growers. Subscribe today!
HortShorts monthly newsletter
Our monthly newsletter features a round-up of the latest CHC news. Subscribe today!
"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
