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Comedic new campaign connects milk, real millennial dairy farmers and a fun-loving Santa

Corporate Article DFC - PLC

Santa has questions about his favourite beverage and no matter how funny those questions may be, Canadian dairy farmers have answers. This week, Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) launched Both Sides of the Glass, a new holiday-themed digital ad campaign that uses humour to address some of the common misconceptions about milk and dairy farming practices, with our own dairy farmers in the starring role, opposite Santa Claus himself.

Why buy Canadian milk

Corporate Article DFC - PLC

Canadian dairy farmers know that the Blue Cow Quality Milk Logo stands for all the hard work that goes into making a simple yet delicious product.

The Conroy family – Finding New Life on a Historical Farm

Corporate News

Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) is proud to present the book Dairy Farmers, Deeply Rooted for a Strong Future, which features, representing New Brunswick, the Conroy family of Dixon Valleyview Farms in Hoyt, New Brunswick.

Canadian dairy: How choosing local makes a national impact

Corporate Article Mr. David Wiens

When you choose Canadian dairy, the impact goes beyond your fridge and our farms. Canadian milk strengthens our food security and sovereignty, fuels our economy and builds a more resilient food system that reflects our values.

Dairy Isle Mozzarella 2.4kg

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Dairy Isle Mozzarella 2.4kg means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

En route to the second round of NAFTA negotiations

Corporate Article Mr. Pierre Lampron

On August 16, I landed in Washington for the first round of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) renegotiations. You could feel the anticipation in the air as politicians remained vague yet optimistic in their comments, while journalists attempted to read between the lines and predict any possible changes for NAFTA 2.0. In headlines that week were endless articles and speculations about the future of the dairy industry and ways to undermine supply management in Canada.