The objective of the DDPIP is to grant flexibility to the National Milk Marketing Plan by providing a mechanism whereby those who wish to produce new and innovative dairy products (as defined in the CDC Act) can access the milk they need outside of existing provincial plant supply allocations.

The national lobby, policy and promotion organization representing Canada's 17,000 dairy producers. DFC is run for producers, by producers. The operation of the organization, including promotion activities, is completely funded by dairy producers.
DFC's membership includes provincial milk marketing boards, dairy producers' associations, cooperatives, milk recording and breed-related organizations.

A dairy farmer organization which is completely directed and funded by dairy producers. The purpose for the Board is to obtain fair and equitable prices for milk for dairy farmers, develop and maintain an orderly milk marketing strategy, encourage a consistent supply of high quality milk, maintain an adequate advertising and promotion program for milk and dairy products, act on behalf of all milk producers with respect to our public, provide dairy farmers an efficient and affordable bulk milk transportation system

An organization created through legislation enacted in 2001, and replacing the former Nova Scotia Dairy Commission. The organization exists under the umbrella of the Natural Products Marketing Council of the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. Dairy Farmers of Nova Scotia provides a regulatory and administrative service to Nova Scotia's dairy producers.

The marketing group for the largest sector of Ontario agriculture. Owned and operated by the farm families of Ontario's dairy farms. Their mission is to provide leadership and excellence as a dairy producer organization in the production, transportation and marketing of milk in service to the milk producers, processors and consumers of Ontario.

A commodity group that works under the Farming and Fishing Industries Development Act. The DIDC is responsible for collecting producer levies and distributing them accordingly to the different producer organizations. It's board of directors is made up of the same directors serving on the BC Milk Producers Association board plus one.

The Dairy Industry Historical Society (DIHS) is a registered not-for-profit society, also registered as a Federal charity. This society was created in 1998 by a group of farmers and agri-business people to record the history of the dairy industry and related events that occurred in British Columbia throughout its past.